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Denilstrp.

4 SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
~ l2e West Thr1yIourtlst, near Broadway aud sixth
Special mechanical dentistry patiua gold. and vu-
rubber eelluoid. green from
Grand Street Fe-ry, sixth Broadway
NEWBROUGH. 129 West Thirty fourth. st.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. DR.. HAsBRoUCk, formerly operstor
Coops, maes specially Ct the OF tle the
painless extraction Of teeth ll34 Broadway OF
26ih
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTI-
~ FULEMy Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color ana sub
stance fer artificial teeth cyccs everything heretofore Of
fe tor beauty strength and hghtaes Moods only 10 b. seen
10 ne appreciated; made 81 sd only set
Can and examine Also best Rubber sets fum Sl0 to SIS
Cola and plaiina S35 70 S+J. Extracting under Dr. l.
G. WAIT, 40 East Twenty thiIjst, near NasuGonavc
Y7HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
4 Dr.. GEO. IT, MODEAANN, 532 8dave. 3Gthst.,
pronounced by all 70 he the Growing Light OF dental art
Best sets, $40, SO $50
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PROPOSALS.
election Nctice.
INJECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE Or .ruz G.aa< o. TIE coIvoV CO

OFFICE or rua C,Ha< OF TIT Cou,'ov CCryCI-}
Notice nereny gwen pursuant 70 The provisions section
eref DO La'; Of Ie,g gin& IN a. 70 aiia y. 'i'
tons u te city and County Of Nev YORK and % provide Ter
2is ~ ,l L ~ lel ' a II S Gcci fc' lon
to hold uis STATE on the tuesday sue .ig IT, ar't
officers elected in the City sad County OF Nc-fcrA
SIX Aldermen to be voted for by tie electors Of the city at
ihree Aldermen the Fourth senate District comroaea Of
the tiIst Second ihi', r'' .lI,i -lNi. ~, . li
Three Adcrrer IN ~ fith seEate District e'mraacd Of
TiTes Adeicn IN the Sixth senate District eonposcd q
Ienth Ecy cnL ana seventeenth "afGs o TIE y o.
tn cath Twentieth ami Twenty St Wants Of the City
Pour tdeI-en the Eighth senate District comgosed Of
The Twelfth. NiLrt-hl' ana We, ,', "'' az
foafih Tards 1f TIE City al Ecw-York.
rfe H fe I.rs; second Third Flfth wards o. ti.e city
Of NevI ora place u DoMa Quinn, whose term o. ONCE
iJl eytjre Ueetublr. 81. 1870
a 5tcs iof ,e DisI, Court Of ;he second District ccm
pofei tic FOURTH sixth and Fourteenth Ward N place
Charles Nj Clancy eleco 20 il vacancy amt whose term OF
oflre Ell expire December 81, 100. 80, mi, ,..s -
Dos "a Of the Fghth ninth WARDS Of the CRY OF New
e 1grT Il tI piSl , ti = iS75
Justice ioT The District Court Of tie Fourth District com
poed ol the Tenth WARDS OF the City q
Srg.Ypri place cd Anthony Hartmann, whose term q
O''g Js,icc Tor ae District Coart Of he Ffui District com
ci;y Of New YorE in ra.e y JoSeph Koch whose term Of
Justice ioT The District Coaft q the sixth District
posed OF tie Eighteenth and Twenty irst WaIis oi 'ie ny o.
New YORK place o laalcus H. LANE whose term II ONCE
viii expire December 81, 1918. . ....-...
composed o tie Nineteenth AMI Twenty Wards 81 the
civ nf N w FORK n place Of Alfred T. Ackc APPOINTED 70
All vacancy whose term Of office VIII expire December 81
1878. 90 $780,. -.
p0gea OF the iXteenA and 4Gcnueth Wards u tie CITY ~
Eeyy.Y o-L place " William j. Kane, Unoe term OF ONCE
Jnsico Tor the Disic, CoHrt Of the Ninth District CON
poge of ie Twelfth Ward II lie CITY ~ NrW4 1E, IN place
81 Josiah Porter whose Of oihce VIII expire December
81 1910 FRANCIS J. TwoMEY,
CLERK Of Common Council
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VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
TWO-BU TON LAMHSklS GLOVES
FRESH GOODS. FAIL COLOE6 PRICE oNLY Use. Der
par: wen worth I.
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Toruoraiioil Notices.

Corporailo1 Notltfs.
TIOR PAVING PROPOSALS will
Z Ia rece Cd bv the Public Works Department MAJ QcI
1876 at O'Clock for paving streets ana syehuoA tOI
ysr1,cg ar. see City Record, sold NJ No Cty nan
MOP COAL-SEALED PROPOSALS will he
received by pubic Works DePaltaent gHt .. te an
aa ns,tt,lar ace city Record. Copies sold at NO Ciy
Hall
NOR BUILDING SEWERS.
II ssalel Proposals. will er received Dy tie
80 49, until ~ o'clock EOOn Oct 4, 1879 i0I bullhg
ts.ys-s &c 10 various streets aid avenues ~. -, ~,
Fr PARTICULARS The Cty Record copies iof sac ~ W.
2C.ty h4L
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An ADDITIONAL sCPPLY or HIGH COST
CAMELlS HAZE SHAWLS.

ALtRGE INVOICE OF
ALEXANDRES CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
.. 3. and 4.nUrroNs, ~ ALL THE FASHIONABLE
sHADEs pF Color.
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AlGrhinern.
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THOMAS r. rAsKRn rR. STEPHEN p NJ. TAsKEE.
MORRIS, IASKER x Co.
VA PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA.
TASEEk IRON WORKS.
NEN .CAsIIE. DTLAWArE.
once. Fifth end T2skeI sta PHILADELPHIA
Once and Warei0UsC, No. ID Coolest. New YORK.
Office and Warehouse, No. 3G Oliver 81. Boston
Manufacturer a. Wrought lTon W eiaeG Tubes, plain, gal
vanzgd ard rubber c7Iftd fur steam. auG water
LkV.WELDLD CHARCOAL IhgN BOILER TUBES.
OIL WE'LL TUBING AND CASING. --- ..
GAS AND STEAM FITT1EGS- BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS.
Gas AND STEAM FILTERS Tools.
CAST'iRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANllHNS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPA t{RgU~. &c.
IMPROVED SUGAR NACuI&LI.A. NC.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL A4ILHll'N TO OUR
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Go mhom il RIan Concern

80. 50 BROADWAY, /
NEY-TOBK. oct. 4, 1873. ; -
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCEIN.-TAhE
ECTICE a hereby revoke all owers u attorney by
heretofore gytl Any ycr6n persons lGr s pa Iec
Ubals1eVer CHARLES A sECOh
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Eegal Eoiirrs.

CTrpRESlE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ". BEHTAuN, plaintiff
sga,usf SAM III. H. SWEET, ceftudaHt.-unIno1s lOT
Tr w demand cOItract lCC lot ser) TO the oelcIu
ant you hereby summoned anG required 10 a@% ING
S~.iut iu this action which VIII De- nr b. tle ONCE ~
ne icrk OF the CITY County OF New gr % TIE toar
bc,se New YORK Ctv copy Of answer ~
ne said cOmnlsnt the sutscribe at Their once 80 "a
at CITY within twenty DAYS after the service
~ .- uous on YOU exclusive OF the day Of such service
e h Won IN ~ answer The said complaint within The tine
.4r-ssid tbe panfn in THIS action will take judgment
erst you for the Of fortytvo hundred a4d
foj4-e gold with fni the tenth day - JLiy
80 ma cirlt hundred and aeytD'yh'c, besides We
rts and qislursenents Of this actiODaed august ~
100 ~ BENEDICT, TAFT q BENEDICT
1900 PlGintif7s Attorneys
Tho .o,,7a3pt IN tins this Gay duly HE'D IN The
49, I-arz Of m. ~ aud County VI fCrk.Sep
,.-.osr ~ 1873 BENEDrCr, TAFT q BENEDICT,
tcllpei - 49, Plaintiffs Attorneys, "a " alLsL
TTyO the members of the Association of the
1 nav al the CITY EewYOrk The Library ia tc new
nn1cipc No West ZSthst7 viii be ready Tor he use o.
T a. ana after Monday the lin daT oi DctcDc 1870
N'-4O0-' JAMTs KNOTT, Chairman Library Committee
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rses 600 Sur SET 5Se doon sets Suo
wAIER THIS DAY-A. e. 80.
1909 = ell q. Ferry 0'6
RICH WATER DAY.. a. .
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LARGE INVOICES OF THE RICHEST AND Most
COSTLY
LACE GOODS, LACE ARTICLES,
and TRIMMING LACEs.
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THEIR FIIENGs, CUsToMERs ana sIitA-G--.-S
are RESPECT LILY IEVITED TO PAY THEM a
VISIT.
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Gnrniinre.

A circumstances compel a private family to
lAs cell Ot taorince their elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUtt consisting OF satin ana C0elsne Paror Suites, Rep
snd Plush l,docm Suites Decker Bro four round rse
wood case > octave pianOuTe also, ia octave upright
DccNer ano Library and Dining Furniture elaborate and
pain Chamber Furniture HAIR and Spring Mattresses HAIR
cloth Sutc Carpets, Paintings, Bronze. &c pcstN =
chance Can from til Private resideuee No 81
West l6thsG
TOR CASH BUYERS-Velveteens Carpets,
4 Eatugs Cloths, Cashmere OvercOang Horse and Bed
Blankets, BUrnVr BuckTsms, Sheetng Upholstery Goods
Ian Robes, &c. ANDREW LESTER d CO.. 37l broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
n Large socS, superior quality, and low price, e b. NJ
COWPEtIHWATT & CO.. 1866 and ~ Chatham ST
Great au IN prices for 30 Chamber
from SO; Parlor suits, from SEQ.
~ G. SELLEW,
IL DESKS
OFFICE
and
LIBRARY FURNITURE.
No. l03 FULrON-ST., NewYor
Fine Cylinder Desks
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MISSES and CHHpRENS SUITS,
N EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE OF SEASON
ABLE FABRICS.
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CHARLESTON, Monday Night
President Grant:
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IT, W. BEAZTE-
United States District Commissioner
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power. couldn't ful negro elect Go tle West
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IRISH EMIGRATION.

1t appears from the following table
that from 1851 to 1878, a period of n
years, nearly two millions and half OF
her children have emigrated from Ire
land
We learn from the same authority
that there is falling off OF 1884 for the
year 1875 rs compared with 1874:
From return of the number of emf
grants who lett Ireland during the first
vi months of the years 1874 and 1879
Just issued by the Registrar-General. it
appears that there lett Ireland in the first
rine months OF 1874. Il t tai number OF
63, 400. and in the first nine months OF
1875 a total of HIPS The total ne, de-
crease during the first nine months of
the year 1875. compared with the first
nine months OF the year 1874, is 1854.
The total emigration from Ireland in
each year from the lst of May. 1851. to
the 30th of September, 1875. was-lS5l.
(from the 1st OF May), 152 ,O60; 1852.
l9o.322; 1903. 1888. 1s3. 40; 1854,
1000 1856. 9.9l4; 1856. 9o.7sl /:
1857, 95,0sl: 1858, 6+.33S; 1859, so,-
500; 1860. o4,62l; 1861, 64.292; 1862.
70,l17; 1868, IL .229; 1864. la, 1863 +:
1865, lol .495; 1866. 99,467; 1867, &c.
ga: 1868. 6l.o1s; 1869. 66,56s; 1870,
1855; 1871. l.240; 1872. IS, l02 1873,
90, 149; 1874, IS, 1856; 1875 (30th day OF
September). A. 12s; total, ? .37o,O 57.
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REAL ESTATE DISTRIBUTION.

The drawing for the benefit OF
the Catholic Industrial Schools of Min
nesota took place at New Music Hall. in
this city on Wednesday, the 1st, instant.
1t was conducted, in public under the
management of a board of gentlemen
made up of Catholic and Protestants.
The chief prize of the Underwood
property valued at 800, 900, was drawn
by the Cathedral school.
We suppose that few of those who
were not among the fortunate drawers
will be little disappointed, but, as the
great majority of those who took part In
the scheme were actuated by desire 10
advance the good object rather than any
hope of gain to themselves. Inc sue
cessful termination Of the undertaking
and the happy chance which gave the
first prize to the Cathedral schools. will
give general satisfaction.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-09
con SAVE IRELAND,

There was grand mass meeting, OF
Irish Nationalist, in New York, on the
Odd Of November, the eighth anniversa-
nv of the Manchester martyrs, Allen,
Larkln and O'Brien; the men who died
for Ireland, on an English gibbet, and
even at its foot in the face Of a hooting
English rabble, bravely prayed
'tGod save Ireland:''
Brave faithful hearts your memory
shall remain as green as your native val
lies. in the affections Of true lrlshmen.
Your prayer, "God save Ireland shall
be the battle cry Of the old race where
ever and whenever it contronts its Saxon
tyrant.
The platform in the Cooper Institute
where the meeting was held, was crowd
ed with we'll known Nationalists, among
whom were Colonel John O'Mahony,
Colonel Kelley, Of Manchester rescue
fame, O'Dunovan Rosa, Gen. Thomas
+. Bomke, Thomas Clarke Luby, Dennis
Bowling Mulcahy. Gen. +. +. Milen.
Daniel \. Lyddy, Mortimer Moynahan.
r. F. Gill, Captain Thomas n. Costello,
an! Patrick Ford Of the Irish World
The meeting was presided over by
Gen. L. f. Mi!len, and was addressed by
Thos Clarke Luby, DR.. Mucahy, O'Don-
ovan Rosa men who suffered for Ire
land and had right to speak Tor her.
AT the close OF the addresses the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted;
Rpsolued, That it is the uualterabe sense Of
this meeting that the sole practical way by
which lrishmen ut home and abroad can give
freedom and pros perty to their country and
elevate their race is bya firm and undertaking
adherence to tho principles of thorough Irish
national independence those principles for
which the Manchester martyrs, O'Bri.n, Alien
aud Larkin, suffered glorousiy on the scatlold
on the memorable Esd Of November, 1887.
Resoired, That the teachings OF the actual
Home Rule movement Ill Ireland have latteriy
had decided tendency to lead the Irish people
sstray from the one true road to lreaud's re-
generation.
Resolped, That in the opinion OF this NEE l.
i ne the lectures especially the last one) recent
ly delivered in this hail 10y ONE OF the most
prominent members of the Home Rule party
were from beginning to end, nothing less than
a covert attack on the cause Of Irish national
independence, insidiously striking Al the root
OF the revolutionary policy OF total separation
from England, and lnsliluatlng, As subsu-
tute for the true creed of Irish L anhood, a
pitiful revival OF the craven and demoralizing
system of parliamentary agitation
Re>oipsd, That we who are assembled at tn.
present me, ting, having no faith whatever in the
possibility Of iesaining lreland'S freedom
through the agency of the British Legislature
Of parliamentary agitation, and to abide tath-
fully and firmly bv the principles for which
Allen Larkin and 0'Brien died on tbe soatfold
Manchester
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MACkULAY'S MOTHER.

Children. look ia those eyes, listen to
that dear voice, notice the tee ing of even
a single touch that is bestowed on you
bv that gentle hand. Make much OF it
while yet you have hat most precious OF
all good gifts, a loving mother. Read
the Questionable love in those eyes. tie
kind anxiety of that tone and look, how
ever Slight your pain. In after life you
NAV have friends, and fond, dear, kind
friends; bnt never again will you have
again that inexprassiole love and gentle
ness layshed upon you which a mother
bestowes. Often DO sigh. in my strug.
giles with the hard, uncaring world. tor
the sweet, deep security ie.t when, OF
an evening, nesting in her bosom. lis
tened to some quiet tale, suitable to my
age, read in her untirHg voice. Never
can | 'orget her sweet chances cast upon
me when appeared asleep; never her
kiss OF peace At night. Years have
passed since we laid her beside my faith
er in the old churchyard yet still her
voice whispers from the grave and her
eve watches over me as visit spots long
since hallowed to the memory of my
mother.