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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER,
NATTAS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Fo.;
TIE HAIR,

lie lialR
\ perfectly clear preparation, In one bottle. as
easily applied wafer. for restoring 10 gray hair Its
natural color and youthful appearance. To eradicate
and prevent dan,ruh, TO promote the growth Of the
hair andstop its falling.
II Is entirely harmless and perfectly ~ IRON auv
poisonous substance, and will uSrCinrc take the
place of all the dirty and Unpleasant preparations
now in USE. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many OF our most prominent citizens. In
lectionahie CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect 1t
Is warranted 10 contain neither sugar OF lead, sui
phnr, nitrate of silver. Clear aud clean as water
II does not soil the clothes scalp. IL is agr,hly
ysrfumed, and makes OF the best dressings for
the hair in use. IT restores the color of the hair
more perfectly and uniformly than any other pre-
bSlsfion; and always does 5" III from three TO ten
and heshy Condition. it restores Ss' the decay c ~, S1GT
than anything else. The application of This Won
derful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect on the scalp, and gives the hair u pleasant
and elegant appearances.
We call especial attention TO the fac, that limit
wishing to try il. You will notice that In pIrsuinr
this course our ain Is 10 ouNincc hy the actual
ARTHUR SATrAXs.
Inventor and proprietor, Washington. d. C.
For SALE, wholesale and retail. by
Ia al-codtItlS Agents Richmond Va.
I ME, LINE, LlME.-The Lime manu-
W ir'Srf or hy = Y 1st f""Hy i fn1ws AS
te put upon the market under the name of INDIAN
fOSk LIME Orders for which may be- lett al uu
Office, No. l5O3 Dock street.
DILLON, Elicit 4 co.
Nofcfhhef Il. 1871. 23
SPECIAL NOTICE.-IOTS, &c. FOR
~ SALE-As intend to retire from business. on
account OF my advanced aye. offer for sale TWO
EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS on Fifth street.
nre squares from the Market
Also, LARGE KEFKIG ORATOR, suitable for q
hotel or restaurant. and FIFTY GRAPEVINE
CUTTINGS Great White Rocslingcrl
j. G LANCE.
NH 1l-Iw No. 303 Fourth street. |
POCkLAND LIME ANDEARLY ROSE
AZ POTATOES |
l.Gao barrels ROCKLhND LIME. |
,,, $50 barrels prime A RI ROSE POTA- |
IOEs, daily expected per schooner Oliver Jamison.
inh a. S. LEE.
THREAD.-AlIq quail ~haaFzsr>
~ Ties Or SEINE THREAD, nil -aS1S-S>-S
sizes u SEINE LINES, all sorts Of SEINE CORKS |
N GNa6A
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tcNMoSwEALnl or NlnGl&lA, CITY or la' IL

COMMONWEALTH or NlNGl$lA, CITY OF El' IL
MOND-to Wit:
!. John H. Hampton,a notary public for thee i'r"f
Richmond in The State of Virginia. do hereby crrir
that Wilson {. Thomas and Edwin T.PilhiniulI the
general nartnors IN the firm of Thomas 4 I'ikn"r,
this day personally appeared before me IN my city
aforesaid, aud nac oath that John Z. Williams. ~"
SPECIAL partner OF the irm OF Thomas 4 lilhin"u,
Ia, actually paid In cash TO the capital Of The adj
firm the sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this l2Ih day of March.
l..a. JOHN II. iIAMl'ruN.
NH la-det, StlawIw Notary Public
nISSOLUTlON.-T firm heretofore cX-
~ listing under the name and style OF j. d.
WHITEHEAD \ CO. j. this day dissolved by ni-
tual consent, u. ID. Whitehead Withdrawing and j. j.
WhltchurS continuing the business ut the old stand
No. Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary, who
assumes all the liabilities OF the old concern.
j. ID. WHITEHEAD,
j. j. WMlTEHURST.
MARCIIll. NH l2-IGt
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
SELLING At COST TO REDUCE STOCK.

GATTEENS at G5c. worth 81 per yard:
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MOIlAlk POFLINS al
IS cents;
Atwood PLAID POPLINS Mt Is and 60c;
FRENCH MERlNpS at SHE. worth $l.2j:
BLACK HENRIETTA and T-tAlESE CLOTH n
SIC. and ST:
JAPANESE SILKS. all colors and styles:
IRISH POPL1NS. all colors III Sl..1 worth - per
= yard:
BL iCK VELVErEENS at 81. Sl.o5. and Sl.5r, cN-
ira cheap:
Excellent STYLES CASSINERES, 81 and up:
TABI.E LINENS III -, 75r.. II. SIS per yard:
NAPKINS, TOWELS, QUILTS. and BLANKETS:
SIIAWLS. CLOAkS, WATERPROOF SUITS.
SKIRTS. UNDER-NESTS. CoRSETS,
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES.
INFANTS DRESSES.
ENBiOIUERIES,
RIBBONS,
and munyon's other goods AT COST i'll order 10
make r6,SR for SPRING GOODS.
Glye Us 4 cfll. and secure bargains.
WILLIAM TiiALHiMER & SONS.
fcla No. tOi Blu;d. rurucr Sixth street.
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E:gSE<ESS WANTS.

" ASrED' ArAnrxrr
with about :a.pyo. Any one with The above amounI
can engage i'll very profitable business h, address
Ing PARTNER If thI, Office. NH l5:a:t
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S. S3.YRNA"-A DELIGHTFUL RESI-

SIS SM1RNA"-A DELIGHTFUL RESI-
- IcnCc and valuable farm of one hundred ami
eighty Weight and quarter sores, mostly arabic, and
In high state OF Improvement; situated In King
William county, on public road leading from Man
gohck church Ia Hanover Town terry. about i've
miles from Hanover Courthouse depot, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad: In pleasant nciehborhood aud
shops, &c.--wil be sold al public auction, ut King
William Courthouse on MONDAY, March %. ls72
The improvements consist of y coinmodlous dwell
Ing, kitchen with -four rooms. large barn, stable,
carriRgehouse and other necessary farm hotses-ai
In COOL conditio-and excellent orchards OF apples,
pears, peaches am. other fruits.
TEHMS Between 81, TOO and Si,soo In cash: The re-
suc on such credit grsntrr In deed or trust nner
which sold may direct, and In default Of direction
on twelve months credit secured by deed OF trust
Deed, with Srscial warranty and in,ncdlate possess
zion given 10 purchaser, RoUEhAREGohi
nah I'D, Trustee.
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gs.sSoLUrIONs Il PARTNERSHIPS,

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ SIIlp.-Thc undersigned h,H" thi, day for,u"d
partnership !"I tie rGI!msc Of conducting: Ia IL"
city ii Richmond. VI. IL" business Il Nhht-
FEATURING SMOKING AND CHEWING TO
EACCO in all lis !rli:"l'",
WILSON {. THOMAS ami EDWIN I. FlI-
HINTON are the general partners, and JOHN {.
WILLIAMS !, III" special partner. All The part
7crs rSi'lr In Richmond. Va, ad the hl,incs, al
:hc partnership l. I" lie conducted under the name
and firm of THOMAS & piLklNToS.
The partnership Is To continue until the cAp!rl-
tom of the year lsTt.
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS. the special partner. has
contributed the SUN ot dit.en ihuusaad dollar. iii
cash.
Witness our hand, this OH day Of March. ls1?.
fSigncdj ". 6. THOMAS.
T.. Y. piLkISTbN.
JOHN &. WILLIAMS.
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DICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAIL
N ROAD.--On and after December l. lsI!:
GUl\t, WIsi.

Train Ne Through pas,cn@cr) leaves E'''Hn',"
daily lcXc.;t SundayS) at a:Oj \. NJ: i'1i'H ba"-
willie al llG3 !. Vi: arrives 1t hicr"-Doro at '''-
T. VI. ~ with
Train No. G n.yrchburg passenger leaves non
,nond daily ut 9lj A. NJ; arrives ut Lyc''buEs A.
L. VI. , 1900,
Train No. II Through mali and cNp:.,Sl h@N|
Richmond aily AT $40 i. NJ. leave" linN ~" '".'.
NJ 1914! L. NJ: arrives Al Greensboro "'ti! a. 80
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AUCTION SAEES---Fatnpe Bays.
BY re. b. Newborn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer.
Ieli Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENE-
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 10Th Of March
will sell OH the premises, at 1slf-pasi O'Clock r. H.
that very desirable BRICK TENEMENT No. ~
Church street, Oregon HILL containing three roorIs
fronting loI feet with an alley 10 common with nrr
tencInent and running back 100 feet This properly
Is now renting to good tenants, and presents good
chance for Investment.
TERMS: One.third cash: balance ut four. cight
and twelve months, fOrnegetIbie notes, Interest adj
NH I5-tds i. Is. SEWBCRS. auctioneer.
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EXECUTORS SALE.-A> executor OF
IL Mary l.. Vaughan. Gcrca>rd. ! shall sell rn
TUESDAY. March 18th. all the PERSONAL Pro
PERTY AZ deceased. consisting "f HOUSEHOLD
ami klItIlES FI'EETrl RE. FlANn.tw Two COWS
and CALF. The sale will take place II her late re-
-idcncc in Manchester at o'clock L. VI.
NH ll-t,lss ALIEN. O!ElS Executor.
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l;y Grubbs * Williams.
AurtIonccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a FRAMED
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
NINTH NORTH OF NJ STREET At AUCTION.
In execution ~ decd OF trust from Fields Cook aud
wife 10 the subscriber trustee, being thereto re-
aurcd ny the creditors secured viii sell At auction.
upon tho premises. on Saturday 18th Of March. al u
o'clock L. VI. the property conveyed In said deed,
being 4 LOT OF GROUND situated ~ above, 'front.'
ing feet the west side OF Ninth street rnnin:
bach To rlyiuc, having Il depth of 40 feet "n Its
southern boundary and OF rs feet on III northern
boundary. Upon said lot there Is 4 FRAMED COT
TAGE with six rooms, kitchen with Two rooms,
the front yard being set with shrubbcry.
TERMS: Ouo-fourth cash balance at /. e, and Il
months, for negotiable notes with interest added
JAMES NJ. VI. DAVIS, Trustee.
(iKuBl,S e WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. NH d
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Train No. /! c'uonyh mall aud "Nrics,l Ca
Gr,crsl"ro' daily at ':1a l.. NJ; lH'r' I,alth.
.laiv 1T I0:I2 L. W.: IlIlic> NJ Hi'H"r" n.d!l -.
81. s. VI. .,.
Train 30 ttIlrv..Sh rre'g",rl i",'f., Hivct.'
horo' daily Except >iiri.ys' Al 1905 \. W.: i'd''
Da,,yilie al l27 L. NJ; arrives at Richmond n -
L. VI. ,.t
Train No. 70 g. nchhurg passenger, Leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 4. 81: leaycs BUrhc'b'c al ~
NJ arrive, at Richmond ut l.. L. VI.
Train, Nos. and II connect II Greensboro ".'h
trains on the North Carolina rall!oa" i"r ~! t'--7
south. 80
Train No. 6cruurcts at lirrkcr!Il" VIA tI2'h 90
the htl,riic. Mississippi AID tHo F".lrl"" i"' "'
,pn.- ~.,i,l,w,@f and ,nu,h.
THROUGH TICKETS Ia Il! points s""ih &"b
southwest can lc procured at the urAri 'l"' -
Richmond, ,rt! uf X. I. " hLkEH. 'Erm .: ~ ~
ian:ir Mississippi and Ohio railroad, So l'-0 1i'
street, lithu"u. ,.t ,!.,
Ia;.cr> that have arrangements 10 HHttF'.' w.
.hr.tulr o; t!.:, company viii pcs" print - hiN''
JOHN Il. MA'Ni RIO,
General Freight aut lrAcs As'N''
- va a. - -!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
SENATOR sCHURz IN NEWARK.

The Hon. Carl Schurz addressed large
eoncourse Of Germans, in Newark, N j., last evening.
The Opera House was throngod and the stage were
the leading men Of the Reform parties many OF whom
appreciated his power, even though unable TO under
stand his utterances in the German language The Sen
ator arrived about O'clock with the Hon. John NJ Ran
dali The meeting called to order by John Sehnell'
hacker who nominated for Chairman John A. Boppe
Charles yoelker was elected Secretary. The President
introduced the.Hon John NJ. Randall who made few
marks The entire audience TO their feet when Sen
ao schurz was introduced and the applause was deaf
enng Only brief abstract Of 5enator SchurEs speech
is presented.
We Liberal Republicans believe, he said, that party
has no night to demand recognition account OF past
,eryices but we believe that party must bend to
Tho questions Of the day. To-day rode with manu-
facturer OF Newark In the from New-York. The
gentleman told me that he sympathized with the Liberal
movement yet he could not come out for IT, because ne
understood the election OF Greeley would inure his man-
uacufing interests He told me Thereto he sent his
wares and he confessed that none went further south
than Richmond the people further down MA no
infancy He was the opinion that the war had injured
Their prosperity. I answered him that was not the
war INT the miserable theving carpet-bag govern
me M which had reduced the Southern Gulf States 10
aIIed with the present Administration. The business
meI OF Cyark therefore, have an interest In reeehe
~ g tc Southern States, because thereby Their ia
Les goulu become numerous. Every uIe ifohd
al Liberty heartily favored the abOlisment OF Slavery
ret t was dsDg " nrast the oe0Ied Deope o. tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
CAMPAIGN NOTES.


A good subject for the Grant organs to
elucidate Why was Yerkes pardonedf
The Hon. BENZ. +. Wade is attorney for the
Pacific Railroad. Instead OF dwelling upon the un-
favorable impression OF human nature" which the de-
lection OF many old friends gives him, subject when
must be very painful 20 him, wouldn't he ma more
pleasant topic for campaign speech in luH eAplaha-
lion OF the cakes Ames bribery business
Elihu Burritt, the veteran linguiSt and phi
lanthropist s. according TO The Springfield Republican,
full OF surprise and enthusiasm over Mr.. Greeleys
speeches They embody in his view the very highest or
moral ethics in statesmanshp, expressed wltha Con
den cearnoss that other American has ever reached
and prove Mr. Greeley the easy OF far higher
qualities than his admirers have been in the haD
OF claiming for him.
viii people never comprehend the true mis-
sion postmasters and postoGicesi The strange idea
TO prevail that they in way to benefit
the people This ia not the at ALL their primary
object is 10 help reflect President. Even In that
stronghold OF Grantsm Providence Rhode Island. there
is an alarming amount OF heTcsy tins subject. The
Postmaster, Jackson has long since come 10 regard
the Post-Ofcc his sovereign domain, established
solely 10 enhance the interests Of himself and ms
patrons, and consequently he is kept in position not
withsandnC many perverse people insist That MS iDsO
lent demeanOr and natcutlOu TO their needs utterly I'M
~ him Tor the place But Senator Anthony attends To
the denomination business IA ELode Island aud under
stands thoroughly the modern version OF CH service
rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

Dr. sRILlSG-On We'iefiy morning. Oct 3 in Bokl-n hses
VII, " ID s 81 asliDgn C, DO 'le eh year oi I"
aga ,,., 80 t--.s, o. .,.o,l t,e t,ssr,I
op itc ,.s son, Blvd DE- Set irs No Lene%-
place. o. h 'i ID last, q. ccocd, without ef notice
HAMLTDy-At Ja mount, MonlsY sept 30 Granei son OF
The relative a' rrnl OF tir amy ar r. -, :, 40
residence Of hs parents oa IhufsY 81 inst "
O'Clock Trains lave Grand CcAr Deio iOr Ssools@' "'
1rHOnt ei S;Ds n
KrIIY-On wdnesay inst residence 35 West Flny
sixth. l.. Hugh Kelly Ia the 10Th year Of bi, age .,
r ryo ad en.s o.. family lcsy lv Invited 70 Afieas
H. rcr,I an Frag an ip nj ocioc u remains will
vege Packs Cathedral where soemh ugh mass 81 relcA
up he Of s soul al 10 ooek t-ence to Oa
vary Cemetery Tor ntrrme1t
LIRBBR-Suideny Wednesday, Oct bis residence this city.
Francs bebar.
Motto, ofiaueral hereafter
McyALLY-On Mouea Sept 90 r Ksrs,d widow Of the late
me ige snd friends Of the sny invited steai tie fanert
service. the le riol,e Of e zee se No. 15 west ohrhnh1
rel-and-igent iour on Iaurslif seton a. OcooA
NILRsAt Biadi J. Oct J, Mary " Mes widow oi The As
Rog William W. Nile, iH tie ga year %. Ler ago. ,
The relative and fisrd e fHy riit 90 a ne iah'I,
fnn h.r Aasanr De- ~ Madison, on Af ne
an nat iD4J The tain Will Leave Ibs loot u Daa or "
9iiG
NoRms-sudieay on Tuesday morning Oct Noah Norris In A'
pti,ss al ENDS Of tire mly are repeatedly invited to attend BIZ.
HEEL at oit u e. nopcs iion DO Ae iessea 10 ~
orysey,n,hst on faa'sla' molng ar - 0e"o'' u" n""
will be taken 10 Elizabeth y, j, iof lnIiA W.
pEEpOgg-O wednesday riorunz or Q l Hsui3 Perkins wife
of Evar snl ilugat@r Of b late James Paee o. New
F nor. !" he i6 s9t s,2 O'Clock noon The Preb-
-sa gr.h Ros,r Cirs leave OO. Of DiFoay-sL lV;'o
a. ID. htrrm.nt Greenwood c. net'ry.
Rrte-0n Co. at ocloL p florence Lei Rice AGED m"na
p5r VII take place from the Other pfe7'. YIN G and
Eliza Re-. ~ aouth Nnsh-si broosn' L. D. Oh f''' y
a. O'Clock D. M. -,
sLoANRon wednesiy evening, Oct Douglas sloane in the 9Th
year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
TAMMANY REORGANIZED.

The Committee on Organization of the Tam
many Hall General Committee met yesterday at Tam
many Hail. for the purpose Of recognizing the delega
ton from the IVh Assembly District, and making prep
aratons for the primaries to be held this evening jus
tce T. j. Shandley headed one faction from the WITH
District John Calvin the other After a long dis
cussion, the Committee Organization, finding that
the rival ORGANIZATIONS could not agree ticket made
up the following from the lists Of names presented =
j. shaudley James Ryan, George j. Brown, Daniel
O'Brien, Edward Fitzpatrick, Thomas shels, James
Hefernan, Charles Lndermann, Patrick McNamara
Edward ClarksOn, John Smith, James Henernan,
Rhode e. Brasser, VIM. II. Thrall, Peter
Meagher Michael H. Whalen, John RyaB,
Julius Sch George Linda, John Calvin. Mr.. Calvin
declared he would not the Committee and
announced his intention while supporting all other can
diddtes OF TanmaDy Hail. 10 oppose airy candidate for
Assemblyman Assistant Alderman IN the INth Dis
trlct members OF tie old delegation whose names
have been dropped in tine organization are as follows
p H. Keenan,. NJ J. STANDBY, Bryan Reilly, John Ford,
Daniel A. Murphy VIM. COlgan, Jacob f. Valentine,
aud James BaGley The primary election for the Ntn
District viii be held, this evening, at No. 10 MadsOnt
from to r. IN. The Inspectors OF Election are John \.
Whaen, Nicholas Kearney, and NJ j. snandlry.
inspectors have been appointed Tor all the other
districts. The vacancies In the delegations OF the re-
manning Assembly Districts have been nlled by the del
egatiOus, and Tammany once more presents united
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
euyrNG ORATORS FOR GRANT.

The Grant Republicans seem to delight IN
bruting abroad their shameful attempt to buy up
orator The Grant Central Committee at Washington Of
which John NJ. Edmunds Is Secretary, have actually
published a campaign document, OF which the principal
part is the following:
During the early part Of August two Ohio Republi-
known az active politicians. ap cared in Washing
hear that the Republican Committee should raising
SIS 900 10 De paid editor Hassaurek. They that
me latter had some time before offered his services az
speaker on behalf of Grant and Wilson, with the inu
euoe OF the VOiSbdh thrown II, Tor the sum or $4,000
n Also understood that stated number OF copies OF
fbe VOsblQ were To be circulated gratmtously After
considerable dickerng, the amount had Deen reduced
onehalf and this ONO friends: acting for them
selves undertook raise. The Washington managers,
act for their party at all at once declared they
were not that business. Purchased services were
always untrustWOrthy Sew-IOrk was then made The
ed Of effort. and II Is understood thsL private parties
making $4,000 10 all Again the attempt was made 10
induce the Washington Committee 10 aud the 800 want
ing 20 complete what Mr.. ssdurek required LOT MS
valuable seEylces The Committee, however absolutely
refused to do nyhing about A. aud lhe HegotaQn ie
thIoLgn. Some attempts were maze HOn OHlo 10 cnanse
fhe Connittees decision. 1t is needless To say that
these efforts failed as Mr. Hassaurek soon ater cast Al
his lot with Greeley ana Brown"
Can anything be more fippantly corrupt than this
semo cia statement According 20 their own story
certain Ohio Grant men undertook TO purchase Mr.
Hasaureks services for their party they found Grant
Republicans this city who were ready 10 become party
70 the bargain and who showed their readiness by sub
scrbiug $1,000 They did not get Mr. Hassaurek. aud
then thes turn around and brag about their success in
raising tho money for their share OF the bargain What
amazing brsssiness is this Not only did the rascas try
70 buy man the Liberals, but they boast Of 1t as II
the vulgar prouson Of their cash, and the Venaty OF
their management something glorious. Win our
modest ideas OF economical campaign the mere Item
OF the proposed cost Of the acquisition is something TO
take away ones breath. So there really Grant Re
pubcaus ID New York able aud willing 70 invest $4,000
in the political bribery business No wonder they feel
confident Of carrying Mackerel vile and Cow Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
l1olitical Notices

Liberal Republican General Commiiiee,-At Heelht
held Ihur cay eYeu.n set 70 te following CA ~ Pn"I ~
'9 Tas Itr Republican EIesOr, Of tie c Of SewYo are re
On FRIDAY EVENING Oc. and ee delegates to Jrierl ION
yenon 70 tom Jascs Court al ge Of the sn
Also to c Delegates cry County Convention to nonin'e
2so to ci Dsogae 70 Coneons street Convection TO nom
t l91s i''''''l''''' 0' '''''''' - ~ go
Also to elect delegates Assembly District Conventions to nominate
member OF Assembly Assistant Alderman N tie several Assembly
I g,,es 10 the Judiciary Convention shall consist iye ben
from each Assembly Dsr ct! snd shall meet on saturday E'ns OeI
S' d Co., n Convention h, Monday fveung Oct
T. 81 Broac"y at oeoct ana sha. CONSIST G nc @
tyes tLe D M Con4ressoasl Ec, Conventions shall be
follows: Toe Assembly that ~hel Hita Consre'sios
District shall send delegates as 'h haze i'''en''' " VIC
'n s Va eSSy Dre, shall t. yh and tive
% Win Assembly ID ~. ail l Jee, TO the VIA
and three ee'sa'es g 6, = ss 20 via.
three delegates the vlilth, 4 s1 o.sI to The IAN 0os
"9a se Hy IsmS1 D. h, d six tesgaie' 2 the Win
amt two the Win Congress 5na Distinct Chfnu
e XYIb Assembly sha eui s delegate. 70 lie v'h aud
d-gStss to Ie k vg s SS two delegate. 70 the XII and
one delegate Xh COssesaona district Cory sn9 RyRy
The Congressional Cgnyeasg5s Sa' meet On
VII DStic,-l2l West BrOa4waJ.
VIII Businesses BOTeTy
'i ixth Disic-ws9sn, Ioliyninn ne,r Y1tssse
XII Dsoimtls, 1as iia cor IN ., o ii e"sss ,,su
each Assembly street and snail meet On DEIpAt 1890
Rat
A. NJ OF ech Assembly Distinct to1 OF ~ ns se'o s sio
tteof bs appoint ih-ce Inspectors Of Eec', @9'; au
I'm he 10 receive the and gn the cfrnuas OF ho,
es Receiving tho highest numser OF Woes Lac FvSee" '"
att.st such credentials. go ,., IN 4. .Au.h. q, NJ, h.
lime AMI holding the elections shan be pnehbo " ns
ssvs-l Dir O.. Associations IN The Tribune oio ouH'
Polls open in all Districts from 4 oyp m.
b. order Of soc COMMITTEE, ,,. ,- =, L..
THOMAS b. STEWART, Freshest
GEO ,. & So4 %T,yss Secretaries
Young Mems Municipal Reform Association.
EIGHTEENTH NAED
The EXECUTIVE COMM fkB having directed reorso,tacoos
meeting for tBi, purpose be held in the MEDICAL
WDISG corner Foarth-sye aud TweuyhndsA o' FhiDAi
NEXT. the 4th INST, ats D. m opo ID sutru p...,a..,
THO. AUB Treasurer.
Primary Election Literal BeIaeins Of the Tsaa
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FRIDAY EVENING Oct Tor the election Of Delegates 20 tue unoas
eanventions pursuant b cal VI the General onaIt
o'n W. ~, ,or 10 clock WILLIAM lSlER
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sccordance with tie TsmmaoV u General
COMMITTEE PRIMARY ELECTION vii be bed ~ The III AssenoI
nct TIS EVENING 10 l5I Ckhsm st. between to- hours
elrrtng delegates 70 the various
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MARTIN J. kBBSE