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For mansion tall ana grand, a9ssS
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fof boundlcss stretch. Of laud-,
Net t'sene's som etlting brighter, ,Taater,
Than the wealth we'Athus com mand.
asK'we'havt no means 4 o9p,arciIase
ynpietnresefieh antslrara-.eIiEo
laQugh we have no silkeu hangings. .
For the walls SO cold did BARE "a
Ne 4cale habgthem DER with garkliids,
For flowers blto Leg everywhere, a,,i
Me tca1r Gaways 3,mlse. HON 3 cheerful.
i, II Ise J. flg,ht course, fwe begin;.- af,;,.
we can make its inmates llappjy,
;iAial Gtlicilstrnest BLESSINGS Miif;1 ;I;tii
II VIII make the ssmslil ,rpolp ;,bgighter,,
III VIII let the SUNSHINE III.
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HAca9n gath eEa Eollsa4 the Ggesideo.;siu
We'canlblehel 6thaHeafts Asf;livdfccs'aSa
An h. Happy SOCIAL. seegs3 93afa .aY2
we can guide some crring brother,
LEAD iifih from TIE farh OF wrong.
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we may;fill onr. h9mes with music, -,
And With shnslithd Drumming u Es'
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bMhiUhfhs aFaa'lesfealtJ tfad. sent'7G
AZ fti ef . 5gista2cs s.sM ewettohs ysisa;.aoa
BltItilng friends, Of kindred mind
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The New York herald., 1875-10-21
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

GERMAN GIRL WANTED In PRIVATE AMERICAN
VI family 20 cook, wash and iron, az 5lI west 2oth 81
9th av
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

HARD TIMES, COME AGAIN NO MoRE.-AM DE-
IL srous of obtaining position in Office as hookkeeper
or something Of the kind ard work not much of an OBJ
iect as good salary) as terminate engagements
fice
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

OOE Sd AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL
last place.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

900 EAST BOTH ST, THIRD FLooR.--A YOUNG
DO girl to DO general housesor& in small private
family: good refcrence.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

900 EAST 2IST ST. SECOND FI0OR-A RE-.
DCO spectacle young girl lately landed do general
housework upstairs work in small private family Call
for two days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

XVANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR THE
w fur business. Apply to l. FRANKFORT, 279 Grand
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

QQe EAST 3IsT STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
TO mind children
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

WASTED,-YouNG MEN TO LEARN THE TELE
w graph Operating Business, permanent emplcyment
and good salary when qualified Call write 10 1ELE
GRNpu INSTRUCTION COMPANY. corner Eighth 81. ant
Rroadwly
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

QCe WEST 10TH ST.. FIRST FLOOR, REAR.-A RE
OLO spectacle girl TO do Homework in private
family is good washer ironer and plain cook i willing
and oblisng; recommended from her last place Call for
two days
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

yHrANTED-A SALESMAN, TO TRAVEL FOR LITH-
w ographic establishments; acquainted with the
Western spice trade prefcrcd but those familiar with
the business need apply Address LIFHoGRAPilER, Her
aid office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

DOOKKEEPING-I WILL INSTRUCT PRACTICALLY
- mo theory few young in bookkeeping. mercan-
tile calculations &c Teachers residence Brooklyn Sto 10
evenings easy terms Address COLLINS box 40 Herald
office
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

WANTED-AN. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN. ABOUT Ie,
w In coal Office; salary S. q week Address, In own
handwriting, COAL, box l63 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

A COMPETENT WAITER, CAPABLE IN HIS WORK
II and general duties, single. aged -, American (speaks
German desires situation private otherwise first class
town Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

yyTANTED-YouNG MAN FOR OFFICE WORK: MUST
w be good penman: salary not to exceed 500 per
year Address With residence and rerence In han d.
writing, con PRO manufacturer Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

JXTANTED--AS AMERICAN BOY or MAN TO TAKE
w or furnace and make himself generally useful
private house No East Gath board himself Gail
hon TO A. NJ, for three days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

WANTED-A MAN AND WIPE, WITHOUT ENCUM-
w brance to make themselves generally useful In
small private family Address s. G. H.. box l2e Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

yNANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK OR ASSISTANT
w bookkecper, aged 25 good reference Address room
ID 3 So Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-HALEs.

yNTANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN AS, WAITRESS AM
w to assist with tho washing and ironing Apply be
tween and II o'clock, at 925 Madison nv.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

AK 10TH Az. BETWEEN 33D AND Bath sTs.-A
fIO respectable woman, lately landed. TO do general
housswork good washer and ironer; city reference
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

WANTED-BY A MAN. A SITUATION IN A REsTA
~ rant as cook me ats oysters aud carvin
Call on or address @. L., $50 9Th av.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

A STERN BROTHERS WANT A FIRST CLASS
~. salesman for their white goods department. Only
those having city experience need apply between 10 III
A. NJ at 367 9th av
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

A FIRST CLASS FRENCH MAN COOK WANTS
II situation to take charge of kitchen In hotel restau
rant private family city country first class reference
l32 West S)th 81.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

I O76 BRoADwAY.-A YOUNG WIDOW WHO HAS
LIZ - lost her own baby chambermaid, is
very kind to children three years. reference Call for two
lMNR.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

All WEST 26TH ST., ROOM "a YOUNG GIRL
I'll 20 do housework in nice family, good city
eDce objection to the country.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE .CAYDmATGs Fo2 RECORDER.
REASONS FoR vO1NG FOR MR. HACKE1rs oPPO-
-SExl-,THER TAMMANY CANDiDATEs-ADDKEss
BY HENRY l.. CLINTON

REASONS FoR yO1NG FOR MR. HAChElfs oPPO-
kENI-,rHER TAMMANY CANDiDAIEs-ADDKEss
BY HENRY L. CLINTON
A largely attended meeting of the Tammany
Democracy was heid saturday evening at Eghti--ve
aud T.i1y-f.uril-st. Henry l. Clinton reviewed the
course 0f Recorsr Haeset a. member Of the sinking
Fund COMMISSION IN tie weL-snO"n Ilaphageh cast.
Ia conclusion h- said
Have 1n.iue the present week called the attention Of
the peoile uI l- eit the antceens-to the record
G,ngl,sI,,,.r OF ti, slnkinc Fuud The people have
,;, ,,,,,sUn to test merits GeUerts IN tdese
several positions Of trust A. win lH hhoWledse
of las record Lse people Of this city iii dgan 10
elect Cce e. hecorte, 10 a tsll Iis ~ dJ -
cannot reconcile VI H. my sense OI daty 20 vote i'I
hil TLe accusations nave hrOugLt against hn aTe
tnO,c winch lurilsned 10y ha own roc"ri lie ha-
Tne sIirrs Ynca appeal - tine citizens 10 re"iott
HacseJ make hCtlc or 40 aliusiuhs 10 me spcclhc
iCss uLsirSet De ae and justify Ar hachett i-tto'
nor do tary deny the uitA oi the hHit,tin ehlised
drssi - tAc Convention inats, MN ctlilr
d,i =, M al I'M. crIIs.,II..- preferred a.a.ii,i Giu.
Inlt ictr uy IT. scnce re.poct 10 tnesc iattss'
.5lI Ia r,..,lrd A. An admssiJn that the citations
nom AR llaeAet own ~Hicn nave bc-n bl Oult
before tiic l,Dnc sJe unts Ntfaul' IDeit can nc 40
r,, v nv ANY pa tisaIi r, ounce should cked
ald kecgrier hdcSr.L III ,,aIs clnistsn.' AItioush
be accepted rbc Republicans NOMINATION., ANA Las in'is
become part 0f Le KopuDioan tickel, ne does ho,
:,l 10 p in. o. Ina pO.Lu.. parry. Frederick smyt.
the caIa l.ug u. noinaauOn rs the regular Jeho
cratic Organization, lUsssaes All tie qua n iiips re-
au.sitc To iianc mpst eXcCcut cFlana. judge. hls
l.Jr-Ilty, LhpartaslIJ. MS 1et' hiiia'iul,
eiecaed, 10 tsitnniy Gis, harSe the au-4cs ' tne
Once, one dencs. ii.s legal aDihty is con-
Ceuci by al Wiz know HiBi. ~ uie choice Iur
tbs Dnco Ae- pci"ch t"o b''"ei'.s' u Hlns 90 uc
irbnots 0 sacii otcai parry hh"'ld N'e WIN
cacA Ol.cr n promoting by a. Eon0iaDir dHu ii%.u
means te ee 80" o ei'4h fiHs ~ - Vi' o.. ~
~ q tiv s-itslact.t oi ENauuinE e.
zeus. 1uc cit.C ju4ciaI Dcket put IA homndt.vh Dy
ialliany hali j. @ m'-t cA.'hc one; Al upoh L".
t!cnc. arc oi WORTH ai tutv Jud'e fr' MN u
o.. ca aior, 0nr~nd1 Jug l-oe" 81 " Non1t Coino-
Peas, ..''c FOR siA tcas d-cA"i -"d ,n." ueS w."
aUu.i!t ih''Syi iI inp"i'l-i5' DeL'io - Cal, ,ih'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
NOTES ON THE CANVASS

The report of the Committee on Naturaliia
ton Of Tamnany Hall shows tnat 2.7i6 persons have
been made voters time 70 participate IN Tie election
to-siOrr"W.
The nomination Of Dr.. Hayes, the Repnbl-
can candidate for Assembly the With District, h.'s
approx large number of the most p"uiiIient
resldei,s NJ tne district
Jacob Fleischauer, Dennis De COarcey, Mat
thew Barf Jalncs BctiOyern. Patrick D1norle, ana
OFcn Gran printed card drDsng that they have
withdraw from tie 1aIDpisny organization
Henry Stewart, Samuel Henderson, Thomas
stew1-r ard Henry Knoh0r, Committee OF D. positos-
Of tie Third Avenue savings Baat have issued clrcu
lar asking tAe voters of the XNith Senatorial Dis
Iic 10 wilhl. Id Their support from William AAiinlDcer,
q Republican candidate, the ground That az Craii-
man OF lle principal CunHteo uf ths bank ho must
AaVe known Ii- hnanria condition, but permit Il th'
bsnk 10 eiDfinur receive The money OF Noriiin--
.rn aud when he ought tI have hb"wn
that th.- money would not he returned douar lor d'r
Michael Forey applied on Saturday 20 judge
Lawrence for rTremptory mantamus requiring th. ln
speefors Of Election of the XitE Election District o
the XVIlIth mby District Oregisiri him AZ voter
lie h a picssiaaB ia tie Govennet Printing Buresa nj
WashinSrJn but his RESIDENCE ti"" %" accepted ta'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE coYIEgctAL CORNERS.

The corners in cotton, pork and lard, on
saturdny engrassed the attention OF operators On t
Cotton aBG Produce Exchanges. The eet Of the cor
ne- IN cotton vas iruT sircf Saturday By the bad
weather rule Of the Exchange providing that Tpcn a
certificate signed 10y three members OF the Exchange no'
Interested in deliveries that day that the weather u
unsuitable for te delivery of cotton all deliveries may
be suspended until the weather has improred The
"bcar IN cotton whose c0rtTacs ma;Ircf on saturday,
svaed themselves 0i the provision aud thus secured TWO
days grace, Saturday and sunday. They have teie-
graphed for cotton ad VIII probably zee se enough 10
make thor deliveries to-day, at all eveni dGcent
70 lessen l.eir Iosgaa.
The IN pork and lard in the Produce Exchange
have created cons.de re ~ iee!Hg. the bears" ae-
cusne tie bulls" Of sharp practice. The pork corner
appears have ended for the prssenr, large sales uF E
been made at df-linng prcgs Tic corner in ard has
begB well maintained, but u ia thought taat
the bulls win not NJ brilliant by snece .sinl
large supplies OF lard there bad been stiYated here
by the prices. Upon tire elimination o the co5n"r
trey Will probably fiud Themselves long ~ large ian-
tities ~ lard , falling marEet. The bears Who nave
be- badly squeezed threaten appeal "a n Board on
Hsna4ers for the purpose or pursuing me hs Whoin
th,Y charge with the inIniDuaton OF the marEet d
u,eans Of fictitious transactions.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
uypGIARTFs AND THEFTs.

Sneak-thieves entered the residence OF Never
secsend at No IT.. Friday evening and stole
ls EelIy valued at $500.
Tho aparlenta Singleton az No 454 Brooe st were
erteied by sneak scs Friday evening anf robbed oi
clofhing valued 60 ssT. - .
A varlne mau .aa the residence OF BENJAMIN Par" ~
No rldav and handed 70 ~ .
which BE- rUqurfi.s. inuneiiai. dh-~Tr "hit ~
sTv1u with The noie the young man dsaafad
glth two 0veTcnat7 ami umbrella valued a. 80.
NJ TTrs Avenue Pct Station a. yesteEday, hss,
the lager D. saloon ~ i0~uFf ~rh1HNFfis ~ NJ t
l6- Hon=for-st woman hat stolen hrs gOn "ach i
2lNi escaped. IyDeh T1s about 70 pii-Ht it
schaJ bsr-ef throw hi arFu- f.nd LYpch
rrcg. and ed uut t. woman hdd nild" Der r--
81 tle ss hiGflet police y,,tciay James les'i
held 81 oOO bail rr breaking inp me house ~ if3
Eraunweller, Ma. lO4 tlscat, and steain8 c"iAAz
vrlned ~ 3Ss.
Timotlv ,IIarsee unt0rifns gDcak tuef and burglar
VINO committing drprrta lons e. ne as i"p 0
n1utis teItpori, N0fthD0rt ana ".hff place. On
sorrh -ted "Wednesday night 90 fr.h
Paua L. f. C0u-ials Bradley o. tunar, and 'aEt1i 10
Iuuaagfun. l. L. f1ul -iay, whore he Was afi tlhi &
fo l, Rairh, The rupngy for which the warrant f '
artss Was Ls-si committed q CeRtcpoi on ,fi tue
MlITha Z. King, an therf are several ct c "
On rrfav morning Mary Cray committed o tra in
Jersey stealing clothes belonging 3, o th"I oi ue
Fire icrr. me1t.
ohu Pail arr u years cGlarcd servant, arrested last
ev-riuc NV Detective SevI 90 the he or -cc itlreg
charged se piirai Al saald 'fr n8s and m nj
pa.e Ia afms tic rr1e i stlt-i thn' nr t1i 1aucti
tn- ,ariue- e hai given - aoib"r 60 "f man
rauu. ura giving 10 tn hun, no hid seen L'iLcr Tie
man, TIE cGoas, nor tn- nIo-t e-is.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
POLITICAL Contributions.

William Coliigan. Philip Collins, and Edward
T. Fitzpatrick Of T.mmany T. all Finsnce Committee
in tie iVta Assembly District have male explanation
concerning TIE alleged political assessments on pubi,e
school teacer, in that district. They SOY IN letter
dated yesterday:
lef,r apps ira IN several If tOay'7 iSunfayl ncvs
papers which We wish tO empdarcaily cunirti-ci tt
yis intention % levy any 1nenis EiicFer
ON NJ. John j. Delaney and Mr. HrlrT- J.. VN"ll a.
noi officials. Tie necessary and legitimate expenses ~
the canagp u1,t De- met Ia some way list ~ nam
"a nGle 1ul very yc" Gi ier-ons who may De inclined
I'D cout.lbe tnr support of feiT -lEl-Ifio. itis
List EsE lc D. ia strGcf. in tie lNh Assembly Die1"t'
= wei m AZ Jilcr districts 90 the city ZOE number
Il years. Tic gent lrnen Who h'-nvd TIE co"-
muIca.ua have fOr yrars voluntarily "nntsihu-
tcd a. this n.nd. They h.iEo done not ot-
Gals of The public schools, nut simply - uIlWls
%. heiruarty Now that fhty outside 0i IImmauy Hal
and opposed guiar CIdiuaes tney undertake. 10
vist mis- mat into Effort fl' tcarhri- az
tie schools Air Delaney n poi IAN allied VITA the
anti Hiir many aud ~ publican urg1ul-ltGn and
. IN a. Der ~ thrir General Committee. He ha-
made every MS y"V~r - roclre place Sa tie
irrc-i C.aaitt,c uf fGuT.nr Hal. aid having tllcd
n ti rnnr euic1vor Ia J,tort eylden. facts - 10
make Little small capital Out OF YIas Is usual occur
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

lout1y and demanding Q change Does Che re-
spectacle voter know the composition " the sides
in this contest II not fear he has not taken That
interest in the politics OF his city which every one
Interested IN GOOD decent intelligent government ought
To take. Let the who now hesBg tSe list OF
candidates n0nted ny both parties and compare thetn
On which side are fanDd rule, the nast Fspeetabc
and we'll known names, such Oiney. smythc, CALVIN
ard tto Judges nominated with them Ca vicL side
are found such men "a Nehols Gerard, Wheeler
vorlurg Pei' Stewart sni others, repre-
sensitive men Of the hest e'ass Of society ,
On which side are found snch aisgrscfs 10
our city aud our age "a 3orrssey, ORrcn Hayes, Led
Nith orton Walsh, shaudley ad Other- IN INC lower
Assembly dstricsf aael ticket, matter how good
individuals On may heas IN the eaae Of few OF inc
opposition nom.nocs-VLen backed by mon Ike 'h~t''
can never receive Independent vce Of The metropolis
Tfer acain II is asserted every time an anti-Tampany
leader speaks trat such and such man Is John
Kegv.s man, "a IL thGt was Condemnation enough.
Pacanse sf- Kelly has expelled frun TaDmary hai
surh those already mcntinned tney ahu me- y,
friends who remained nttle longer IN the NlgWan
kf punic4n tustHnrhoi.Se laet"u ~
priCate revenge. And what has Mr.. Kelly done WY
tn purifcd the atgn.spccrz Of TanmanY lta lttS
hst Of Iwccds AmeIcus Cub Iiminony ii M a'i "t'a @
Of JoLn Keys organization, ana D1e me dheIt 10. ~
personal cuaracter of ac men composing and sails 1e
TIVE. ,a~.-...-
Three times II mistake rot, combination of Custom
house SAINTS" Deu0uTtic siftssTs, and SIn ill poi
-iclaus- been tIird people every tllhe lE
more less completely. DO fhe honest men or N'
lork friends uf the old ring again ~ poweff III
Not let men all parties unite neEt Tuesday a" Noic
aOai n. Tor none but TIE most Ffsp''
bic ant Intelligent candidates. XouNG MANHATTAN.
ACtr- fors. tfcr. ~, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

enpIoymns was In the district where he secs regstra-
tom lie insists he has lust his rehnees as he
was my In Government etIpoyIncnt Inc Cnair-
man af t8fs Board sf in-IsctOFs insisted That aeiai
reSld,pre was required under the new Coast ton
Judge Lawrence reserved bis decision ru Ne should
decide the Psee case, invoking similaFaitstioss al
ready bo,0re him.
Mayor Wickham has issued proclamation,
Offering 800 reward 10 shy one who shall cause me
arrest and conviction Of any reroon for Illegal yone, ~
Of having given false residence, Of having aiseiy
caused himself Ia be- siseTe in more tSan onc Gstl =
or 81 hau ne va1sSered hin when Ire net citi
an or not .ntifhl To vote Of nDrpdenee OF az
deficient term ~ resdruc,. or having comniitia s-
Iurv IN rgert 10 any art 0f rcgstufiun or who sali
have fraufnlr'ly faapqresi gif any registry lists ar
generally committed any aanse aIirsf the registration
statutcs the election laws ~ the state.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
MEETINGS IN BROOKLYN.

Democratic meetings were held III Brooklyn
on Saturday evening az Apollo Hall. Fifths; Bed
ford-ave and Fu.1on-st, ard AT tonrthave and NLe-
teentl-si. The meeting az Apollo Hall was the closing
mass meeting OF the campaign. Addresses were MADE
bv Robert Mccoy. George Il. Fgrrngion, Col A G. Davis
Harvey FnrIn .fun aud Xmas l. -a".t. The speeches
were uaIuy ODo-iiion NJ schroeder. The uI"r. NJ
at Brudtu-ctye. funn-st was attended nv ilheri
Republicans and D.mOcat. III favor OF the reelection az
senator Jacobs.
mass lnoetingof irish Republicans and Ddepcn lent
Democrats wa- he'd the Brooklyn AtI-n"um on sat
urSiay night, J appruve the nomination OF col james
Civanagi OI the 69th Regiment Tor senator rom me
iGld l. ttlicf Addresses nnde Dy Col. James NJ
Rowan, Capt. p. J. Kelly Cipt Coleman, Mayor Hart
end ntlelE.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
c1csr1G MEETINGS OF rHE CAMPAIGN.

Meeting. or the Tammany Democracy were
held on saturday evening al Brookes Assembly Rooms
in Broo,-4r a Centre and Pcasts., at the Sew nth
Ward Hotel ana at Cefmania uail sevcntlavc. Thc
meetings were very well attended, and sco,cs
made by John Kelly Alexander Pstien, Justice c.
Clancy Senator'S ross aul Fox Christopher Fine, Cen
Il. J. McyaaUi, j. y. Gerard, and Alfred Pel
A large ant.-ramsnany merting wa h,ld II Jackson
Hall Jacksou-,guaIe. on Saturday evening ~ approve
ae domination Of is % McC.~sud for senator of the
Nfh Die SpoeehC- llad" y iinfGs + andrews
Samuel g. Garyin col. H. A. GildefsleeNc, and 'trrs
The NorkingueI~ Contra Ouun, al tic OcItuania As
sinbv Gou1s o. SATURDAY evening. approved the Ia!u-
many nominations. The German W"rsinglnon, ~ 4
meeting ai ~. .l9 Rlying0n-st., last evening. passed
re.nluins 30 s,pp9rt uf Juh MOirssev, alter passing
aIu rrcoIsid-. 2 resolution applulln ne nomination.
Of JOHN For.
Germ, Republicans oi the Eighth, Snih. Fifteenth
anG Nteeuih Wards ncd meeIug AZ No. 20 Bs''fcr'!
ST ast evCning. ExJuige Dittcnhoefcr, ex-alGcrna
Koch, and others addirssfa.