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NOW FOR THE scoUNDREs THEMSELVES.

TN6 LUETVT UT IWe ITFVNHNs
SIR: Is the Government never to make an
example OF che whisky swinders and dstillers in Irish
town and elsewhere by giving them short term in the
State Prisonf And these military raids TO be often
repeated 1t looks like making fun Of the law Of the
laud
Neg York Nov Ils7o GOOD ORDER.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
-. .sTFwART L.. wOODFORD, kins'
-, oo,,-,o- q. sisisn,wnd Kaufman, Hnsa
o,,,rolty ............ ,Abiah w. Palmer pussAosA
ca,.i o,va (Yun Tern .Absalem Nelson, Ere
O.uai Con-. (sbort Trnh Alex. Barkley, Wsshingtsa
stae rri.ou Tssrooscr John Psrkhursf, Ciist0A
Electioa Tuesday, Nov. y.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Feuehthwanger Mr.. Magurc, and by Yr. Nohpin tno
candidate who pledged his support the interest Of the
tobacco trade and that he would do his part to relieve
from II present hampered condition.
The on door meeting was addressed by Mr. A. p Sage.
who denounced the OF Smith Ely and BY Nicholas
Hermes and Mr. Bergman.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
rDo!itieal Notices.

THAT Is TO PUT PBinCffGBs Os Hro 0rTTsr 'fn8-Dsfs
TIos OF PARTY As JACKBY CHANCES HIS LIVERY AT
"Perhaps do Nor KNOW htr1
BUT oNs THING | CERTAINLY NEVER WAS MADE FOR AND
HIS MASTERS SUOhhKNU"-'fhottoe AAAas" AT TIL" 'A'
LAW ABIDING CITIZENS
rae
MASS MEETING
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Hsa GEORGE O. RBYNoLDS.
on OUR LOCAL AYRAIs.
rAxpAYKu
D. %. f.n to b pr.sest
Hsa STEPHEN v. wHrrE.
Late O. g. Dsssdc. Attorney o lows.
nov wsLa brotsr-sad that did not py will C"yos
,hs items concerning the raid 90 brokers'
Mr. SIMON B. CHfrTESDRs
Rev, GEORGE LANSING TAYLOR.
Hoa ROBERT NJ WHITING. t.
and other s.n.tpo~D citizens will address the ussass
HORACE GREELEY says: practice Of voting for tbs bss'
prevail mast have beginning Css ners esssss
ansf for this than the prssentP
THE REPUBLICAN, RBF0RM CLUB
REPLIES.
no. EBvERi
CITIZENS OF DROOKLyNi
ROBERT Il WHITING. ir.
H., received the COursss rTstd Dssrc ssa
FRANCIS B. STRIKER,
Tho nomination for RgGIsrsa
To r.as those aouin,so.,.s
GRAND MASS MEETING
win Ne held at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Let ever e1. .ho believes striking down oOrrupaOa ,sad
b. suier OF the Club
ANDREW FITZGERALD, President
~ CorHRxx Secretary.
Let Mr.. Webster
TAKE THE STAND. ~
THE REPUBLICAN REFORM CLUB OF KINGS COUNTY
TO REPUBLICANS OF BROOKLYN:
w, chang. that acting eoajupsios lssdsg
er.,. Of th, cty WEBSTER las, Spring offered
b., efforts Republican for C Judges GEORGE
n FISHER and HRSRY HAGNkR The popesiuos
vas made onoen OF this Club, aud Mt Webster will
h signature deny the statement se As these names shall
be sivea to the public.
W, r.qu. that tn. s.pi, shall .ppe. in III. evening paper,
Saturday, that oaass a'As following N'sd
"A. FITZGERALD. Prss.Ssst
special Meeting % ot tse Rresu,vs cs;;isSsss
s a. % n iossrM Gi
b9sls :ss s Fs cs%sH, S!.s
Broadway and r's'y " SSd .SSrs 81 y osGea; e Ss,
Noah GAYLORD cs.snee MSrr., a,a Psp '
siires. the meeting The AnlcrOD uDioa G,ee C'ao WI"
hsoh AtAIss SeccvtaT. SAMUEL"
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Rooms oy RxrrHiicAN STATE CossfrIsA
PlyrH AvKSrs HoTrL fe~,lcrt. ,
+, no,, ssc,,,,r, b CORNELL Chsrn'a
Saturday Nor s. x,vo
So, Hon ROSCOE C0NkLlnS:
xa,.s,',v " 80 Hoa III BOARDNAE SMITH
,,a-os ~ Gen Jt-DS0N KiLfAIRlCk.
ti'"'''' ''''''''''''''''' Hon ID C. LiTTLBJOHn.
Norm ScKiBA.. Hon D. q. FORT.
p.y,.v ......'. Col A. ID. SHAW
p.s pAA.ss, s,,,i, -, ~, ~ Col IT. b. TH0RPR
FlsAs.St,i'A' . ''''''''''' Can't WILLIAM. u CRACK
- Usnso. Hon A. ". TBNNBf
22D-ST. BROApWAN~.I q ~ ny
,,,9 ''N''' '''''''' Gen ROBERT AVERY. -,
''''''''''''''''''' Hon CHAUECRY M. DRPBW.
SING fNa................... Hon JANIS w. Hustled
'.GEO A EVERETT. ESQ
pO
@ s..,,. RlIAs r. CONOVBR
,'s Nss-I'os "''-' 80. Hon ETHAN ALIEN.
Hen. MAHLON CHANCE
SsousHKEsPsIE .............-} lion ALLARD ANTHONY
hoafev Nov !. r,x,p
,, IIor MAHLOS CHAsCB
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n s. Cstnrrh Remedy.-s'oo reward %, an ise'f,s' .
s,St, Drr,ststs by asii 90 cenL PaHp"" NV ~
ssse s 'yo ga. N D. lss ssa,cs o.. BaaaS. n l.
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Pianists' Academy

Pfanists, Academy,
II. .. ll6 Esss Twenty -scosndSl,
0ryss aad 8snonyi s ReAss Clss~A onos
IIoa BsRsARDUs BoxxnxAx. DIR.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indosed wih fnt
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

William Boeckel ia the Republican nominee
for school Trustee IN the Tenth Nard
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Gpeeial Notices.
Nicol 4, Davidson.

Nicol e. Davidson,
No sss BROADWAY. NEAR GRBAT JOSBs-ST..
having engaged French Goods before The nd s Che
manufacturers arc offering
AZ VERY Low PRICES
100 PACKAGES OF WHITE CHINA. DECORATED CHINA.
GLASSWARE RIAL BROSzEs. COMPOSITION BROSzEs.
CLOCKS MAETEL SITS. JARDINIBREs, ARTIFICIAL Flow
KRIS BIsoUB FIGURES. &C.
Also Of our msnuisc.ure.
CUTLERY. sILvBR-PLATBD wARB AND GAsFIxTURss
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAs-HxTUREs.
Ia specially By artist.
In oil oolor 10 match furniture and decorstenA
Auction Sale Of
116 CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
ON FrprY-HINTHsT.
MADISoS-AyR.
EGHTHAvB.
And sdeiuins s,resA
THIRTr-sNR CENTRAL PARK FRONTS.
Several srcels, having
being churches ho;s public ntut'0ns OF
Par. R.deno. Ia the cy now unocpei and composing tue ges
sad ,.uabs proper, offered EewYerk for many Jea
At Auction.
THURSDAY November II, 1910 at II N. stths
Exchange s4iesroom. III BrosdweJ,
Al MULLEs: !nLila: p R R. wIlkISs 1Ps,Ls. Co.,
plan. ehs,e ssh aud ssth.ts frOntass The P.t
cd and LHi. oe., s.,o%-sys s,1 o% s,.
eos BO q 6. LOs southeast corner Of s7's St
si.i-i yh,cl viii he,: Be h.ag.d
Lot. S..a s..: t,s ssr.ss .ss s's:t SS;.;:
Entire s and S2d s facing Central rsrt On t~e
sides
6t;hst % Lots Bighth ave.
6ghst-Bnhre north .le between 8th and sth ave1
77th.st-2 Lotsne 9TH ave. facing Park
18th .sL-Norh-xest shave, fac ug Psrk
Bls anil 82d-sts-3 LOis near Eighhsve.
ghave--J Lots south cast Of 1Othst
mortgage when desired
the sSs S sSs FskSkip spR f''
"y daughter ss,s FLORENCE bought you three
ago perfect conceive bow Sewing
Machine urpas large saoun Of so it. e'
no repairs called for and ou ill she sls ne 10 tighten
the bell" Rev q. W. bVLkLEf
BsiL,os NJ T., Oct. n, 1874
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THE ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.


VI If'''O1I''7'9
to be voted for in this State Tuesday The Senate
holds over till next year The following are the nonina
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

prmoTdis.
william ID. Murphy.
. John Flood.
Edward Coyle.
{ Geo. Il. MOsher.
John Kelley.
Wm. Richardson.
Benz. W. Lawrence.
William Smith.
Judson SiDley.
Chas. II. Curtis.
Edison Davis.
John Cuykendan.
J. Harter.
Henry C.Kin gsbury.
Franklin Burritt.
John Shattuck.
David Il. Hill.
{ Philetus North.
/ Smith NJ. Weed.
Benjamin Ray.
Henry NJ. Hanor.
Henry Randall.
Phoenix Booker.
Joel NJ. DeGrah.
James A. Kenyon.
Francis Il. Gilbert.
Geo. Chambers.
John Howell.
John II. VOught.
Henry B. Ransom.
John NJ. Wiley.
Richard c. =. Chase.
A. ". Ferguson.
John j. Mason.
George Burt.
III. Van Steenburg.
A. Bridenbecker.
A. A. Davis.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

FRANCIS X. OnDtft.
Geo. Chambers.
John Howell.
John II. VOught.
Henry B. Ransom.
John NJ. Wiley.
J. Richard c. Il. Chase.
A. ". Ferguson.
John j. Mason.
George Burt.
III. Van Steenburg.
A. Bridenbecker.
A. A. Davis.
Smith c. Baylis.
william W. Moseley.
Bernard Haver.
VIM. Wainwright.
!. Samuel COnselyea.
John G. Jacobs.
Isaac A. MOrmuth.
W. III. c. HOsmer.
I Ephraim Fiske.
! T.. b .WOOdmau,T Tenn.
{ WIN. II. Walrath.
Pint. MattOOn.Te
Rich ID. Cole.
George ID. Lord.
James II. Warren
Jacob q. Smell
{ Michael Madigan.
James Healy O.. d.
}'Dennis Burns.
Vim. Walsh O.. d.
{ John hayes.
James Hayes N. d.
John j. Blair Y.DD
Y. Mcnamara d.
&C. johnson (Y. d.
( George Loutrel.
tW. W. smith.
{ (Anth'y Miller Y.D)
( James Fitzpatrick.
T. j. Campbell.
J'H i MarstOn N.D.)
John Carey.
'Sam'l Engle N. d.
Martin Nachtman.
{ A. Davidson O.. d.
James O'Neil.
{ Christopher Flicke.
/ Adam Engel.
{ John +. McGOwan.
, Peter TraiDOr.
t'Wm W. Cook.
NJ. Gallagher. Y. d.
sRich'd Il. Flanagan.
James Dalv-
'Al6X. Fear.
Fran. X. Purcell, Y.D.
Jamee D-x.ip-~
John Tyler Kelly.
John Rafferty,. y. ID.
d dIIIV7C TTNIHSs
Peter MAstersOn, Y.D.
Edmond Connolly.
Leander Buck, Y. ID.
Leander Buck, T.
Roswell ID. Hatch.
'Thos. C.. Fields.
{ John Butler H. d.
John Brown.
NJ. HalOran (Y. d.
WIN. HitchInsn.
John Foley Und.)
Geo. II. Killing.
'Lewis S. Payne.
Sylvester Parsons.
. Theodore L. Cook.
Joseph Benedict.
!. Thomas MulhaD.
Nath. ID. Bronson.
!. VIM. ID. Stewart.
John Munro.
Allen III. Avery.
Geo. W. Nicholas.
David A. PierpOnt.
{Lewis Beach.
: ROb't Kidd, Qnd.)
Isaac V. Montayno.
Vim. n. Lee.
q. WIN. A. POucher.
'Abram Howe.
Chas. II. Cross.
Alfr'd Chamberlain.
Vim. c. Bentley.
;. John Chester.
/, { Frac's P.Bald win.
u Jas. NJ Oakley.
John l.. Flagg.
Chrs'r A. Banker.
sylves'r Waterbury.
John Decker.
James NJ. Nelson.
!. WIN. c. Cook.
'Barnaby Lantry.
. isaiah Fuller.
Elisha Wing.
Gershom Benckcr.
'Silas Sweet.
Vim. g. Coon.
{ Sanfd K. Ten Eyck.
W. ". Lyle (tempJ
}'James G.. Bennett
Lyman Balc0m.
Robert ". Pearsall.
Frank Buckley. "a
Ira A. Post.
W. Halsey.
Patrick j. Flynn.
l.. X. HasbrOuck.
'Charles II. krack.
/. Duncan Griffin.
/. Berry Long.
. EleaZer Jones.
j. W. snyder.
Chas. ID. johnson.
. { James NJ. Mooney.
Hugh Sunney.
A. ". Bartlett.
A. Il Reynolds.
Henry 5. JOY.
Sam1 :. Ellsworth.
Assembly
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BERs pps.-oi;!ce Address
HARPER. & BEOTu1ES, New York
Nov 4, 1869.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31
E.iPYL AND LIFE
I\ylRANcE COMPANY.

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