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BAD enough to look and feel bad your
self. but no excuse for having your
horse look and feel badly whom for q
small sum you can buy SHERIDAN's
CAVALRY CONDITION POWDERS, which
given in grain two or three times q
week, will make him look and feel well.
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An ESTABLISHED REMEDY" BroWm's
Bronchial 7roeles" nre widely known rs
an established remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Howsmess, and other troubles
Of the Throat and Lungs.
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SAVINGS, hard.earned, should be care
fully invested. For first.class Railroad
Bonds, paying you good interest, write
to CHARLES W. HASsLER, No, 7 Wall
Street, New York.
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HIS IDEA OF r.-.rho Chinese mer.
chants Of San Fnncisco have given 81.
296 in aid Of the Chicago sufferers. In
one case amerchant addressed one OF the
collectors "a follows "Me leadee in Al
Ia, Mclean man town all same hat gone
-burneo up. Mclean man wnnteo dol
lar. Sometimes poor Mclean man
strikee ChinAman with bilks; Chinaman
no care. How muchee dollar you wanteeH
Hundred dollar -? Alice light. You not
find enough money, oomee me again ;
give another bundled. "
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Coop News FOR INVENTORS. Hon. NJ.
D. Leggett, the Commissioner OF Pat
ents, in recent opinion reviewing and
revising one Of these erroneous decisions,
places before the examining officers, and
the public in general, some very inter.
esting and instructive information upon
the patentable novelty OF inventions.
The gist OF the whole matter is terscly
stated by the Commissioner in this one
sentence "The test Of invention is the
result attained. " In other words, II an
improved result Is produced, or il the
public is supplied with better article,
or il the same article is produced in n
cheaper, or quicker or better manner,
then patentable novelty exists, even
though the devices arc old by which the
improved results are attained.
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GOOD morning" said printer in
search OF female compositors. Have
you any daughters who would mike
good type-setters ?" "No, but have
a wife who would make a fine devil, "
said the monster.
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CHICAGO and its Destruction

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How to obtain n
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yEGETINE


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Universalism.

Send ior free sample eopJ Of the CHRISTIAN LELpEn,
hrst class weekly Journal published b. the New Y1Ii
state Convention Of UnVrrsals,a and containing tbs
Sermons q Dr. r. II. ChAnin. Terms a?.S1 pcr rear
hddirNs, Publisher CiiRnTIAs LEApEA l7s3 BroAdWAy
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ooiu ny MI TukhNtA ahu DehAe@.
j. WALKER, Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD co.
Druggists aud General Agents, San Hranelsco, CALI
IornIa, and 5! and 81 Commerce Street. New York.
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SupSeha C0Usf-ciAA]cas.
stecsaiSgs.
by Judge Brady.


by Judge Brady.
1et'er Us. Houth. -Moilon granted condi,ionaiv.
IN tie HGttfa' or Il. G. Eatier 81 al. rs. DUBOIS
Smith, Confirmed except as to iateTest OF $780,
Jerry Us. Rutz.-MOtion denied.
Dolah,1e as. DOHahue.-Motion granted,
Bro,s ~. Benedict. Motion denied.
Anon rs. Ioyier.-Motion granted on payment OF
$40 costs.
Wssac;seU ps. Winch u-Mouon granted.
In tte Mdtter Of he Ippitcatto,t or francis n.
lot. -Order settled
By Judge Cardozo.
Asss0ld o.. Seine DER judgme nj granted.
HOItCr. a. ". A. Gf.b9 et al. JOi Pdy1deyf
or Auards, Gc.-Decrec granted
The hoard VI Iore.6n Missions et al. ~. Ameri-
can cnn Foreign Christian lnloa Il aL-Order
Gne s et al. u.s. Tute Fl a. Motion grantee.
Benedict ps. smith, Same.
FUtrer rs. boods.-Motoa denied.
Sc 0atr ke,gl.-Saine.
m, the ion ri The Al pitcQt,Oa OF GeOrrp T. Dl-
lOyiey fgr Attachment rs. Kelley "a m-Motion de-
uled without costs.
touhs on. vtgyias % aL-Motion granted
CUao,ug Us. wallace CT G.-Sane.
Esa grGat Industrial Savings Sank ps. Dereltn et
G.-Jndgment grained.
Watt san snsoa.--If stipulation Is given The
m0tlon will be denIed otherwise II must be granted.
1oud Us. Adnonft FtCye toHp0nN.-Aiotion
grained.
KIN 10 es rs. HcChris,ie at al. Same.
SHOPPER ps. PoUer2.-Same
Fd,rlto,07s cs coating, et df.-Judgment granted.
Ldga,tr rs. Mef phis dtG 81. L0ais AIat.0ad C0Dl-
pGay.-Mction granted.
E0,a rs. II, srsoaf.-MOtion denied; COSTS 70 abide
event.
corning ps. Wallace Ct al-Same.
National shoe ara Leather Bdnf rs Tnrcck-
morton co di.-Same.
BGrlett rs. &heeeH-Moti0n denied.
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ALBANY, Dec 5. 1871.
Judgments aiiirmed, with costs-Martin W.. smith,
Starin Vs. The syracuse, Binghamton and New
York Railroad Company; Emerson vs.. spcer Horn
VS.. Kettles.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted costs
to abide the event-Lamb vs. The Camden and AM
boy Railroad Company.
order granting new trial reversed and judgment,
on report OF referee, affirmed with costs Redmond
va The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
steamship Company.
Irder granting new trial affirmed and Judgment
absolute piaintii, with cOsts-AuStin yS. Dye.
Judgment OF supreme Court aud CITY court OF
Brooklyn reversed aud Judgment Tor defendant,
with leave 10 pialniln to withdraw demurrer
payment OF the costs in this Court and the Court
below subsequent the demurrer--Sxenck vs. An
drcws.
ORDER granting new trial affirmed and Judgment
absolute for the defendant, with cosls-The Odge
4 SIevensoa's Manufacturing Company vs.. Curtis.
Judgment ana order Appealed from affirmed, with
Costs.-Tiacy w. Altamaycr.
Kcmltiere amended by making the Judgment
without COSTS 10 either rarty-Tne People, &c, VS..
Hubert County Judge, &c.
The following IS tue Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar Decemner 6:NOs. 326 ass, AS 4i9, $50, 45l,
5l3 81, 5i5, ST. $40, 5s7. 54s 6il, 642. The last
thirteen causes arc appeals against the New York
Central Railroad Company and Will be heard as
one Cause.
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SUPERIOR COuaT-TaAl Tlans'-2aaT 2.

euli Tor Dm,uax,s AGAINST the Third Avenue
Hsiiroad Company.
Before Judge Spencer
Thomas Hamilton Us. The Third Avenue RaN-
road COnsDang.-The plaintiff, on June 20. 1858,
got on TO Third Avenue Raliroad car at Ninety
ilrst street to 90 10 rnlrty-nrst street, He alleges
that he paid his fare: that the only the
DEPOT, where he cot on TO another car, when full
fare again demanded, viii ch he refused 10 nay,
and tiaat tbeTcupon he forcibiy elected IRON the
car or as verbosely stated IN ne complaint that he
was ''iorcby seized, dragged, and gain malicIousy
seemed and iorciDy expelled and eeeied from
SAID car and platform sad car. with personal
danger, disgrace, degradation ana into anu on the
public street." SIIi' IL bruagh for 5000 damages,
the coapl Int on this point sfaiIng that he ssus-
tanned injuries 10 blS rcpuiahon and character as
person OF passenger not paving his larc ana with
Intention 70 cneat anu deirnud, and also injured
his mental ieeilngs. SAID Wounded feelings arising
immediately from the public dishonor and degrade.
ton. no contenit and rtd.cne tuus naliciou ly
caused and PUBLICLY cast upon him." The defence
IL genera denial. Considerable testiInany
taken, and after partial summing up the court ad-
j0ilfncd TILL this morning, when he summing up
viii be concluded ana the case given 10 the jury.
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Barnard.-Nos. 81 81 SO, ST. IS. 80, 90, o. o. e3 o.,
e6 &C. o. o. 81 10, l0 1o2, l03 l04, 105 log, io7,
los, 100. 10, Ill. liz, 49,
SUPREME CoURT-OlRcUyr Part Held nv Judge
Van Bran.-Nos. lpl. lce. Al. 80 3, s. 4ss. $50,
86l 663, Cos. 90, 6d9 GIL 65, 615 6s7, go. Part p
SO, 1904 sUs, 4oO, 2422 20 $40, go, 34s 4lo Az.
414.
SUPERIOR coURr-TRlAL TERn-Part 1--ueid ny
Judge Moueil.--N0s o6j, 1905, e65. 40 53s, 1911,
s7s, 1875, 500. 9p, ose, 1857 ~ 3l5, 1911. Part D.
Held Dy Judge spencer.-No il4e.
Justice iiay anu Judges Robinson and Loew.--Nos.
20. II, ~.
CGMnos PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge j. X. Daly.-Nos. OIL 3i5 ll0J 1927 1877, 443
D47 1885, l5, 1901, S76, 102s, 1922 0S 1872 5l4 $50,
AIS, 46Tis. 1880. III, l5l.
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held py
Judge Alker.-Nos 1922 ss! o24o. 1853. 1860, ,52,
7o54 1922 3i2. 7424, 7426, 7427. 1928 1882 Part 3
747 7J40. 7lJl, y4a2, 74s3, 146o, 7i5 7460 1927,
1871, eS3A Part She'd by Judge Joachimscn.-
Nos. 622s IT'S 1885, 1894 1910. sis. $780, s26l. s26z
S2O3. S2n4, S265.
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EhHlhs COURT.
.Jld.e Spnuliing sworn Iot0 Of;lce.
Before the Fail Bench.

j lsi:e pnuldiug >worn Iat0 0fslce.
Before the Fail Bench.
Yesterday morning Judge Spaulding, elected at
the late election TO I'LL the vacancy created by the
expiration OF Judge Aikers term Of Office was
sworn a Judge OF the Marine Court In the usual
manner AS IL customary, a Jodsc OF The Courl OF
Common Pleas, in the person oil Judge Robinson,
tookIhe central seat on The Bench of tho Marine
Court and nduc, INTO Office the new Judge.
on either side OF Judge Robinson the Judges
al the Marine Court, including the Presiding Judge,
Alker. whose place The newly elected is 70 MI ut
not as Presiding Judge OF the Court. The ceie-
mony was very brief indeed, ana when Judge
Spauiding had taken the oath OF office he was
Warmly greeted 10y the members Oh the Bench,
among whom lie IL sooa TO take seat. aud
fainIy not the least warmly by the gcntemanlv and
urbauc. ana truth 20 Say, regretted, Judge AiKer,
whom he succeeds. While there were natural con-
eratuIaiions on the ono hand there were no less
natural regrets the other; but IL was ever thus
ssTne KING Is dead long ave the King y
The afncss OF tue Ma inc court IL steadily In.
Crcas.ng, not only on account OF the extension OF
jurisdiction by a late act but from the amounl or
business transferred 10 II from the Supreme Court.
Judges Alkcy, nross, Cur,s. Joacnimscn, Shea AMI
Tracy are not oT.y constant IN their attendance on
their stated terms Tor service, but interchangeable In
their efforts TO discharge the business ON their re-
Spective Calendcrs.
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He C0U R T S.
edirgs in Bankruptcy Against Hcrss
Railway oompany-Judge spaudng swsrn
In Judge Of tho Marine Conrt-Dsci-
\ sions-Tusiness in General SESSIONS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT caulT.
Faui,y Business.

Equity business.
Judge B'atchford SAT Yesterday, an1 was occupied
throu nour tho whole day II hearing arguments IN
patent suit
Bankruptcy Proceedings.
In The matter oil Joel A. H. Ellis. John q. Ellis,
Augustus ". Jaquays ana George W. Smith, bank
rupts, question arose the hearing before
Register Alien whether the whole OF the dividend
now declared was properly payable by The assignee
To The nrm Of Ellis Brtton Eaton: ana whether.
II It was not, proportion Of the divlncnd 10 which
joe A. II. Ellis would be and - entitled should he
retained IN the hands o! the assignee 10 await the
acslon oil individual credn ors OF said Ellis any,
anu The remaining portion OF sad dlviieDd be paii
to Dr.iton. atom Brown. These questions were
submitted for dec ION to juice Blatchiord, who
answ ers the ursf question IN the negative ana the
second la the affirmative.
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CITY COUIT.
A Enbeas orrus Case,
Before .IllflVc McCue

HHbeas orrus Case.
Before Judge McCue
Mary aud Alfred ST. CLAIR, VINO were indicted on
the charge oil keeping dtsordery house IN Fleet
street, were produced In Court TN writ OF habeas
corpus applied for by their counsel Mr.. Myenborg,
who asked thar they be admitted to bail. The st.
Gals were atralgned IN The Court Oh Monday,
wnen they pleaded not guilty. Counsel conten ded
that he could produce ailddvls OF people living in
the ne2nborhood 10 snow thar they had no Know
lcoge that the house was dsordery one. Judge
McCue liked the ban at Il, coo each.
suit TO nccnver Possession OF Land.
Cornelius Don0ran Us. John b. Kidde,.--The
plaintiff brings This SUR OF cectment recover pos
session OF piece OF land on Degraw street and
Nostrand avenue and claims rirc by virtue OF eng
purchaser under the foreclosure or mortgage exc.
culei 10y one Abraham r. Leach IN 1897. ON the
other hand The ueieuIant saws he has been IN pos
OF the and Tor thtrry our wears, aud tndt he
had nothing 10 do with the mortgage. Case on.
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~A.sr- AT AUCrIOV.

A LARGE AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI
- ture Plano orte, hne on Paintings, Bronxes, &c,
THIS Nerbrsiayl MOkNIN,s, cnmcncinG Mt lui6 O'Clock
LUKE FIfzGFRALD Aucslopeer win dispose of all the
ELEGANT and costly houehod Furniture contaned in private
rcsidence l2o West Twenyhrd street. Sixth avenue,
vx:-tt octave rosewood Pianoforo. best city makers;
arof LIBRARY and Drawing Room SUITS covered IN satin,
bfocatc ana ane reps Cham Suits In osewooi and wat
nut; cdieads bureaus, washstands spring and hair Mat
t,esses fhows hosers, &c Dining Room, Buffet, Extern
sion aenrc and Library Tables spd silver glass china
Timer and Tea Sets $50 piecas In all over 4Oo lots to
tnav
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CtuhT OF GENERAL Sf;Sllg;,
General Business.
Before Judge Bedford.

In ibts Court yesterday Edward Murfhy, charged
VITA burgiarcus!y entering the dwelling OF Isaac
Suenucrg. 20, Ninth avenue, on the 11li OF Noyem-
her ana stealing SIS worth o. clothing, pleaded
guilty TO burglary in the third degree ana SEN
tenccd 10 the state Prison Tor I'VE years.
rLEAbs curry.
Max schmidt pleaded guilty TO grand larceny IN
stealing, ON the ~ OF November. TWO eoh cascd
watches worth 4 80 from the premises oil henry
Morange. There were eNtepuaing circumstances
and the Judge modi cd the punishment 70 imnrlson-
Incnt IN the state Prison for one year.
joan Mcehan VINO was ind,tcd Tor stcallnG mar.
kfss valuei at sea- the property ol John Reeves,
S'eddcu auity to an attempt AT grand larceny anu
WAS sent 10 Inc ienitcn,iary Tor two months.
James Mangln and John miller ,boysl were tried
ana cohNiclcu oil pctit larceny III stealing coat
and tabcciuth on tho .g,h o. October from tue
uousc o. samuel J. He'd. 1lcy we've sent 10 the
House oI Refuge.
ACQUITTED.
Henry barolay, charged with stabblng James
Lamb III Tue shoulder with a knife on The 2orb OF
Octobcr was TREE, aud acquitted. The evidence
beng very cVnflIcting.
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MARINE COURT -gkaT
Actiou for Personal Injuries.

before Juigc JoachlnlScn.
PigJo1 rs. Bro,ca.-Thls action Is brought by the
plaintiff boy OF twelve years. recover for inn.
ries sustained by beng run over by defendants
wagon while crossing Amlty street IN October last.
The plaintiff, telegraph messenger IN the Grand
Ccn,ial Hotel was crossing the street at the corner
OF Broadway when defendants wagon came around
the corner aud knocked MIN down. The horse
stepped MS lace, lnlutipg him 80 as to conine
Inn 10 the house for abogt month. The jufy AFTER
a very able Charge DY the Court, retired, and re-
turned IN naiian hour Win verdict Tor the palm
Nn Tor 500.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CoUaT-SpEclAL TERM.
by Judges Pratt aud Gilbert.

by Judges Pratt aud Gilbert.
J. Eitbe Hariias Us. Insurance Company or North
Am rca-Sanse cs. Prophets Fire Insurance COM
3dnn- Judgment for defendants.
QUINCY {. DE Groce cs. the MetroDolttan IN
saancs CUmpanu-Judgment for plaintiff
Charles A. LOrefz u.s. Inc lls Hart q .,tIuct,frfn0
COMMUNICATION Tor new trial on the Judges
minutes dcnlcd without costs.
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COURT OF cuMaoa pltN-spECaL re NJ

Dcrisions.
By Judge Larremofe.
Boa-en rs. Wftiid H,s.---Motlon granted.
Manhattaa Sariags Institution Us. Kaor.--Saine.
Ypr-on rs. O0der. n granted.
Chandler Us. characterization denied.
7Yye tD7artiss,oirr oT Fruise rs. Sth0in,glien. -
Judgment vacated and set aside.
cur r ri a rs. Cdtiil.-Order 10 demand answer
eslo
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INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.

INSPECTORS OF ELEITIOS-NOTICE IA HEREBY
gwen that the Mayor has oil with
Ing the minority inspectors OF rrction
trc q the city 70 compliance with chapter l38 Laws
OF Ti see o'lowns.l And that he has also nei In my
oce the certificates required him such
spccors By said section said Mayor shal
duly issue his crrtihcate OF appointment each person
appointed by him AS such inspector Qf Election within ten
days after sucn appoinmsnt Ant such appontees are
pication at this Office. = -
been elected by the Board OF County canvsea and Of those
appointed by the Mayor his certificate foIown, 4.
called the following extract from s. chapter ss
Laws OF lo7O:-
.Ail Inspec of Election whether elected or arnoin,ed
except be appointed TO MI IN uay
OF elecon appear before the CHIEF Bureau az
Elections within twenty DAYS after they shall be declared
elected be duly apponted as herenbefore provided
subscribe the oath OF
bv the constitution. ANY Inspector OF Election fains
nppea and subscribe u such oath within
shall be deed thereby have tue
Office and his place shall be nllcd rs q Vacancy"
The time within VIII CHI the elected Inspectors take the
oath will espirc the 10Th day OF December time
of those appointed will expire December ~
CORNELIUS CORSON,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

A MEXICAN WATCHES, CUCKOO AND FRENCH
~ toess Jewey, sterling silver Ware best and cheap,
est at FRANK I'll LID CO.'S, .0s Sixth aveuue OF
Fourteenth street. and s.3 Ezh,h avenue Of Twenty
SIKH street
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BROOKLYN C9paT CALENDAR.
COURT or APPEALS.

Cry CouRr.- Nos 3d. IL IS lao. 2o4, 81, 2so 2i5,
BAG. yl5.
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COuR1 CALENDARS his nAk

SUPREME CovRT-CHAMBEns--Held by Judge
e truuyO.--N0s 70, 6S, %. 10, ~. ~, ~
SrrntnE COURT SPECIAL lEaM-ilcld by JudQe
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Decision.


Decision.
by Judge Robinson.
Charles Dsoiia Is. King, Sto,y PIKE, dc. -JudS-
nleni Tor plaintiff, saj, 2aS -.
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cry OF Nyw YORK.

- "
MAyon'e OFFICE CRY HAIL. Nov ~. is,i.t
!, A. oakey Hat Mayor Of the ely Of New YORK. IN pur
n,,ed An &c. u relation % eleo',ons in the Guy and
an Inspector Eec,o Election Distrct Of said
Nv the following persons they appearing the statement
iceyel the highest number OF Inspector o. Flee
by the ~ we
to have been the persons thus spponIed
mixed political aspects Of the rom party
he ss 20 as
Oakley hf riks fa' VAR Il ne CITY OF Now York.
2Chrsopner J. Riley.
MichaclJ. Cullen.
flames . Jones ones
S-Parick Fleming.
s- f%'s "jf.Sss;Sii,ss,a ey >,
l--Jamcs W. Ledwith.
2-M'chaei ca a,s,sy ,v,sn
s--S,cholas De 1"m,..
sDayid L. Ropins.
2-Michae Hayes
4-Walass 3. Grcsn.
S-John vln
S-A abraham AMEN, AMEN.
9-Thomas Conlstin.
loJohn lieany.
is.1"ha w s'nS,san
An''' FIRTH WARD.
l-Robert Farmer.
s s-s,ssrs Z MG1 spSa.r,,.
5 Julius 4. GaSa-
H-Isaac Book.
s-Ciaus fqcxhnner.
?-Jeremah Raw
'O-''Ane' A'e SIXTH WARD.
2-ra'rics Golden.
z-Dcnns Y. sullivan
s-Mlchac =; Downey.
9-E iward N. Shea.
l9-C Charos s HsSserty
Y Richard Ciawson.
l3--Gcorge Y. I.anigan.
"-ra'mAs s ssvsSsn WARD.
2-decrse Young s:
flames sI il. boyle.
Char usars Is ssans'n
7-George Klmmens.
9-M,chac Purcell.
li--Waace Hunter.
12-Iames Murphy.
l3-Thumas Could.
4 James G ,o1
IS Dillon Donalds.
l7-fhomas Dunbar
l9-wnam Guy.
-. EiiHTH WARD.
l-Aorahsm ). Barnett.
2-hoibe.t Cow
J-Frank 4. Marun
George A. C0burn
b--Georgc W Francis
6-l,nniei Mooney.
7-Thomas " BAKER
S-bernntn A. MAyefeA'.
i lSp-ssnass% (, . oai:.'''-
ls-panel ryrrel;
io-rrseman FARE.
s.-1onh - lima.
~ ~ Ino al - y w. , n"u'
rv-Josepn y. Du'icf'
E-narick ncy.S
io n.spnen VI .., 49,
~ ..u'ie -.
Sc Tr.cr - Nj srr
81 ten.r,as ~, W,s~n
o. Thomas ~ Winterbostona
Ao" NINTH WARD
l-Abraham ID. (,ooper.
o-Mnttbrw Kane
3--,James H. Sou,icrt
l-NiIparn Ferris.
S-WiIliaIn Tabs
6-Wllliam r. Noble
7--Dayid Iluyler
S-Abraham Soper
M Ninhn, ~ rer.an If
n -Thcooorc FoS
ii-Intner H. Bu.ll
- Inhn II r. rn ,,"."'
- - ran, - 4, .rsh e''
~. 49, -"
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pY NJ DOUGHTY AUCrIONEER
~ VIII sell at auction, this dav, at l0M O'Clock, at the
sacsroOms ~ Nassau street, Parlor Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture in variety Carpets Mirrors Mattresses
weather.
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE-FOR CASH OR IN PART,
w small furnished nnfurnished House, situated
tween Twelfth and Fortyfourth streets Third Sew
cnh Address with particulars OF Irco, location
and when possession viii he given. hOUSEkEEPER Herald
Uptown Branch Office. / 265 Broadway.
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l. a. Oakley Hail, Mayor OF the city OF YORK. pur-
OF the requirements OF section the
entitled AN act ~ relation TO eiecMons in the Cry and
County OF New York. passed April $780, ha appointed
Inspector OF Election eacn Election Dstrict Of said
CITY the following persons they appearing
the Board of County tanvasscrs persona
receive the highest number OF Inspector Of Eec.
ton for his district next To the received by
of Election dec AIRED by the Board OF County Can
to have been eectei the persons appel
being 80 tar as has been possible Tor ascertain
the mixed political aspects of the rou party
general political opposition State party
electns the successful candidates Inspectors OF cleo
tion," believing them u be and so determining.
A. oAkEY HALL. Mayor Of the City OF New YORK.