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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

HOPE II. SLATER was pardOued on the
recommendation Of the judge who tried him,
the district attorney, and many Others
These recommendations were made on &C
count of some very important disclosures
not yet made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

WORCESTERSHIRE President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to day:
George A. G. Woolley, of Missouri, to be
register OF the land office at Springfield Mo
Jeremiah Galvan, postmaster at Browns
Vile. Texas; Hedgeman Slack, marshal OF
the United States for the district OF West
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

A NAVAL OFFICER SUsPENDED.-At q
naval general court martial recently con.
vened at the Washington navy yard, Wash.
ington, ID. c., Lieut.. Commander Joseph B.
Coshlsn was tried on charge of conduct
uubecomipg an officer and q gentleman.n
and "scandalous conduct. tending 10 the de-
fiructfon OF good morals" The court found
The specifications proven and the accused
guilty OF the charges, and sentenced the ac-
eused 10 be suspended from duty for the
period Of one year; to retain his present num-
Der on the list OF lieutenant comm aaders for
manded In general orders by the Honorable
Secretary OF the Navy" The nuding OF the
court has been approved By the Secretary OF
proved In the fullest sence OF the word, Is APP
proved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

STORY OF MUTINY CoNTRADICrED.-
Official sdvices received at the Navy depart
ment say that the rumors recently published
of a mutiDy on board the u. s. steamer Ten
nessee. flagship of the Asiatic squadron, are
entirely false No dissatisfaction has ever
been expressed by the men on board that
vessel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

Mr.. 8. s. BURDETTE, who recently re-
signed the Commissionership OF the G. eneral
Land Office, has been missing since the 18th
i. slant. He forwarded his resignation from
New York, and since that time his family
rave bad no knowledge OF his wherea bouts.
His son went Immediately to New York
and the detectives of that city have insti.
tnted search, and every means are being
taken TO find a clue to his whereabouts, but,
up to this time, without success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

REPRESENTATIVE LUTTRELL, of Califor-
mia, has received telegram from number
of the leading citizens Of San Francisco ap-
proving his action in regard to the report
that $500, 0C0 had been expended by the Pa
ciic coast lobby to secure the passage OF the
Hawaiian treaty, and denouncing the wlole
story as Infamous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

A DELEGATION OF five from the New
Orleans chamber of commerce, Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Burwell chairman, have arrived in this city,
and are stopping at Wormley's. Lieutenant
Governor Antoine is one OF the party. They
come to protest against the adoption OF the
Hawaiian treaty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

SECRETARY robson has addressed an
other letter TO the House Committee on
Naval Affairs, demanding a hearing of the
alleged charges against him. and that the
hearing be with open doors. Only two more
witnesses remain to be examined by the
Porter-to complete their investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

THE INSANE ASYLUM INVEsTIG ATOM
The Committee on Expenditures in the Iu-
terror department have postponed the In
sane Asylum investigation until tomorrow
morning, owing TO the sickness of Mr.. Vor-
nees counSel for DIR. Nichols
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

A STAGE ROUTE was recently established
between Fort Pierre, on the Missouri river,
and the Black Hills. 1t has been q source of
great annoyance TO the peaceable Indians,
torough whose reservation it passed result
ing IN death OF three OF them. The agent of
abolishmeDt, and an order to that effect has
been issued by the Indian bureau here vii III
request To the War department to furnish
dangerous TO both whites and reds. esne.
ciaily since the proprietors have no right to
establish IL there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

CLOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. Hopkins
publishes a card in answer to the article
about clock Litigation" announcing that
he had been sued for telegraphing his clients,
the Yale Lock company, that he had pro
cured for them a controlling time lock pat
ent which, In his opinion, would render users
OF the Sargent time-lo liable for infringe
ment- He says :-'The dispatch sent was
confidential professional communication
made by me to my clients, and to no one
else, and believed 10 be entirely true. Such
communications, honestly made by counsel
10 clients, every lawyer knows TO be priv
ileged."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-29

0The Great Unknown Ii the business maj
who dOesn't advertise.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTRoL0Gy-isr PAcK-4th col
BoAKDERs wANTED-2p PAeE-4th and 5th coils.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-aD PAcH-5sh and 9Th
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAes-iss
BUSINESS oPpoRTuNIrIEs-sru PAGE.
r nE ErFs y6 sAnED
CLERKS AND sALESMEN-laTn PAGE-Sd col
c54chNkS asb '' 'cAsDSSERs-iaru i'D rAos-sd and
coAsTWisE sTEAMsuIPs-2p PAGr-sth and esh eos
EopARIAERsiiirs- EopARIA PAGK
p4SSISs AoHDksiEs-aD HSEsi1s a PsssNsiA col.
DEy pEyTisTEx-ls1 ,iSupssr P.ss-ssh P.ass.s col col
5wkLLING HOUSES 70 LET, FURNISHED AND uN-
EuR6fsXN srEaXsIIifs~is asI Tfs Pasn~ssS aa = col,
SSsS ss
FINANCIAL-srn PACE.
E3k SAEl 4sD TO
PAGs,.2d and Sd coils
HEHs'S hEHs Mas1ES- ssst. rAe.7as col
HHbr tcs-s col An
HOUSES, ROOMS. AC.. wANrED-aD PAcr-sd col
INSTRuCTloN-isTr rAcE nth col, ,,,nsov c,rv AVN
kfsks skadES H REaL EsFSfK oRSsS FOX sEaD 2aa
LECTURE sEAsoN-srH PAex-e.h col
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sxS1ELsss s.sst,s f.ss,n col =.
lATRIMoNiAL,.9rH PAeK-sth col.
asHSsa4ss. Ssssi:s sass ss
HIsCELLANEoUS-lsr PAcE-6th col
hUSICAL-9rH PAcE-6th col.
NEW rUBLICATIONS-7ru PAcE-6th col
PERSONAL-lsr PAcE-1st col
PIANOFORTEs. ORGANS. &C.-9rH PACK-Sd col.
POLITICAIs-lsr PAcE--4th col.
POST OFFICE NOTIcE-2D PACx-6th COL
sTuAfaoss stfufis
rRofEhIy Ass' Our os s. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGK-1st COL
REAL EsrATE TO ExcHANGE-2p PAGE-1st col
REAL ESTATE WANTED -2p PAcE-is. col
sALRS At AUCTION-isr pAcE-5th and 9Th cola .
sITUATI0NS WANrED-FEMALEs-llrn PAGE and
18th FAGE-lst and I'd coils
MUTATIONS wANrED-MALES-l2rH PAGE-2d and Sd
coils.
lPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils
IPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGk-2d col
THE TRADES-12TH PAGK-4th COL
The TURF-1sr PAGE I'D col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-2D PAcE-lst COL
TRAyELLERs' GCIDE-lsr pAcE-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
.LET-2D PAGE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-0rH PAGE-3d col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY 6C.-2D PAGk-6th col
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAGE 1st col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C-1Orn PAGR--6th col.
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DENTISTRY

4 Kkrirfcf1L TEETH srEcfxLfY.-KUBBE1
Idscs from 50 upward Substantially made. carefully ntee4
aud guaranteed 10 givo satsiacon J. u KENNEDY -
nsaAse
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HoKsEs: CARRIAGES. &C.

a RcH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AM
hMart 10 to rs 18th ST. near University place
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PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

SALES At AUCTION.
EDwAED scnEA,cK, clEs,S s,.t ,A.cS.lY,AElA
FRENCH ~ clssHA IA ASD =, Glass WARE.
t.. 7, FABBki, ASSiGNEE
AT THEIR sronN Nos '2I s. ASD Do 3 PARK rLAcs
near Church. The nrst sale
which win take place
FRIDAY, ocroBEE g. s AND ..
at 1ois O'Clock each day.
This sao will be strictly perempt0ry and without
serve ia part Dinner aud Tee
Sets eteretes Paris decorated china Vases Toilet aud
Card Tables Jardneres elegant and engraved Table
Glass and Fruit Bowls Chamber Sets magnificent Bo
every description Of China and Glasa
EDwARD sCHENcK. AucrlONEER
u MORTGAGE SALE OF BEDDING,
o'ciocs at No 60 Liberty ST. the following assortment
Bedding Materials. to.wit About 30 large double
snred curl m hair 2, & nss. S par
Sheets, Pillow slps holsters Doyes 1e Se sale per per
Broadway. Attorneys for Mortgagec.
NDwARD sCHENCk. AuCTIoNEER
II CONTINUATION MORTGAGE SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FuRNITunE
THIS DAY. AT 90 LIBERTY ST.. AT IL O'CLOCK
u, CoLToN. AUcTI0NhER.
executor Household Furniture at the saesroou
SO 18th broadway this day (fhursdayl Octo
oeo At o'clock large "a ais OF paror bedroom % and aa
Trunks Sewing Machines French plate Pier and Mantle
As ay ~ ss ssi sran.ss
rosewood Pianos Lounges rich Parlor Suits Gas Fixtures
Meloeeen, Parlor Organ lot stoves casks o. r1mesrs
Ware ~ B-Carpets will be sold about o'clock Also
Iarre lot Of Theatrical Suits. silk Dresses. &c.
on Friday October O. at IL O'clock at tho private resi-
dence No IN East 3sh st., elegant Household Furniture.
OH Paintings Rronxes and Brussels Carpets Silver
and silver plated Ware; parlor dining room and bedroom
Library Tables all the Chandeliers dc Further details.
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y Auction aud Commission House,
ily Fulton and ~ Ann 1t.
For convenience and have tho best ocAA
the for traassctng auction business being
Nassau the centre OF the mercantie community
on thorougnfae daily traversed by tho inhabitants %
Brookiyn Harlem westchete and New Jersey Onr long
furniture trade WILL trust. give
IN this line We ready 10 receive
sgnments goods be sold auction commission:
Our capital being ample We are prepared TO make liberal
Jacob Campbell. President National Pacific Bank. and
Robert l,ucn. cashier OF the
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A GEO. W. KELLER, AUCTIONEER
~. salesroom 53 Liberty st., corner Nassau.
FRIDAY uomorrow) ana SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock
Sj.OW worth Of

AND CUTLERY.
manufactured by the MERTDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY
and warranted for ~ years.
consisting OF Tea Coffee urns, Dinner and Breakfs
Castors Pickle Dishes Butter Dishes Syrup Cups. Ice
Pitchers Cake Baskets Sugar Bowls Knives Folks spoons
Ac.
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"A ,ExhCUToR's SALE.
THIS MoRsIIo fFlJITE hIEsPAS iTAST ST 10 O'CLOCK.
TWO Doors East EAST OF BROADWAY,
0oarH.s,SSSs SSsA EsoETIss ss.! AS"sks @ sslahsSkD
T9sETHESEr WITH Rors THE ELEeAST WAGONS
bkEossiSs % Tah EsTaTE 81 HaE sG IA1S 4S
SHS$
fast and handsome bay sslaIns Bay Henry.
sSS% s:% Lazy 'ss
record 2s Henry frosted on Goshen track in 10 -
and sEacK BACK HAWK
ss he s.S"s n sss:
hs sa s s'ss sss s n ns he:
%onsy II s Ta sred y B.os Aw
HANDSOME soRIEL GRLDINa MONARCH. 9
soed on rra.psc Park track last July sad
sired y Daniel Lambert BY Vernon. Hero no !: war
F.n'sd ''als FAST .sr ''.a n%Y eKLpryc ECLIPSE.
7years old 5 hands pcen driven and ridden by ladies;
Nc Ss
sas %EERs i%Rs "s' OLD
mare. sf has % rssard Iesns'sa ky % sas
a s % a fs ose ,rs% s Msl. s
she is warranted sound snd kind. -.
EVER orPEhEb S AT hrcgios IN Til THis f ciTy nfs fsi
H S M4L MahHaS fHoSf II E wT Excl
HORSE: AMPLE TIME ALLOWED FOR TRIAL AND
EXAMINATION Wagons all built 20 order this last
bv good city builders and warranted sidebar
wagons
Full spring top Wagons. with Pole and Shas beautiful
Pony Phaeton, hne double aud single Harness.
legnn black hear and other Robes Blankets &c, &c.
Sale will take place 10 O'Clock this morning rain
shine by order OF JAMES :. BRIGGS. Executor.
FANNY &. BATHGAIE. Exccut-ix.
A TOP sTDE BAR WAGON. WITH BREWSTER I'M
LAp,oyed spring also top Pony Phaeton. single and
i3l West 5lsts st.
1 BIO TnUCK HORSE. TWO OTHER HORSES,
~ young and sound, $50 to xI0S. IL Hester st.
A VALUABLE. FINELY BRED BLOOD BAY HORSE
IA, mmcb less than his yana years. ~. hands; extra
sly prompt driver either single double iu
stble guarantee In every respect Address HUDSON
Herald Office.
A FINE BREWsiER ONE MAN TOP WAGON. ALSO
An tiaspu tuupe. lined, and top Pony Phacton
Pony; gentleman selling ont. 0 WcSt i3tn u.
A TOR WAGON Tor PIIAEiON ANU HARNESS;
Anast DC sold any otfcr they good l2S
West SIst 81.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

I)ICIIARD WALTERS SONS. S.AUCTlONEERS.-SALEA
Iloom "a East broadway. mortgage sale elegant House
hold Furniture Carpets this day Thursday. Mt IL O'clock
the hS>t class Furniture, entirely Of
house. elegant assortment OF Pan
lor Dining and Bedroom Furniture elegant satiu
dammsk gilt and medallion ParIo Suit Furniture cost 20 Of
rep Suit Furniture, marble top Tables, Mirrors
Curtains, Paintings chromos, French Clocks; one
FIRST Decker Pinno ID octave. round cornerss
carved Music stand. elegant walnut Chamber suits
Furniture Dressing Cases. spring Beds, hair Mstrescss
Extension Tables Glassware Cutlery, Linens: hno'
lot of Brussels Carpet Ocoth, &c by order attorney
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
THE REGISTRATION IN THE STATE,

AN INCREASED REGISTRATION IN ALL TH1
Towxs-A LARGE VOTE INDICATED.
OswxGo, Nov. 4, 1876.
Tho total registration Of voters this city 52oS
1t Is larger than any former year.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 4, 1876.
Tho registration in this city this year is heavier
than ever The vote is expected to reach 10000
LocKPoRr, Nov. 4. 1876.
The total registration Of the city OF Lockport 10
about 1850
HUDSON, Nov. 4. 1875
large vote will be polled In this city on Tuesday
Roch ESTER, Nov. 4, 1875.
The indications in this city point to increase OF
OF l. 500 1872 and II s estimated that
the county will poll =, 900 extra over 1872.
PoUGnKEEpsiE, Nov. g. 1879
Not quite complete rotnrns show about 1000 votes
registered IN THIS city. A close estimate shows that
the city will poll 5000 votes on election day, which
VIII be full as many as In 1872
ALBANY Nov. T. 1875.
Total registration In this CITY, 241 against o. 767
last year.
BISGHAxroN, Nov. 4, 1870
Tho total registration in ths CITY TO seven O'Clock
tonight is 4422 TIE total number registered last
year was 3,996. PROBABLY nve more Will register this
evening
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
A CARD.
To THE EDITOR or rHx HxRALD:--

To EDITOR HgRALD:--
NOVEMBER 4. 1870
Permit me TO correct tho mistakes made against
and tho injustice done Surrogate Dslano c. Calvin In
your issue OF this morning. On tho motion made for
substitution in tho Burkc-Gardner case he was not
the referee he simply witness a. TO the valuo OF
legal services and OF the i've prominent members OF
the Bar introduced--to wit, W. A. Beach, A. Oakley
Hall, W. j. A. Fuller Robert Scwal and himself. his
estimated OF the value OF legal services in the hypohe-
teal put less than either OF the other wit.
nessea While am party litigant in the courts.
cannot be capable Of the indelicacy OF attempting to
discuss the merits OF that litigation in the press but
trust you will permit TO say that Mrs Burke's
witness proved that did not seek hos
but that she sought mo; that did not volunteer
In the case. but regularly retained and that the
ngreemen. was distinct that was TO give my services
Rratutousy unsuccessful TO bc paid literally
successful, aud WAS successful Respectfully
ANDREW II. H. DAWSON.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
ATTACK UPON A coLoRED CLUB.

Among the clubs which participated In the republi-
can procession FRIDAY night was the Farrier Rat.
tory colored club Of Jersey City, numbering about
thirty members At the conclusion Of tho parade the
club started for the Desbrosses street ferry Thei
march homeward characterized by tho utmost
good feeling and tho members reached Desbrcssss
stree. without adventure OF any kind. on approach
ing Greenwich street, tho timo being ncar ocloct
A NJ, the drummers began playing and each
placed HIS torch at shoulder arms Suddenly shower
or bricks fell in their midst causing considerable con
stcrnation Tho drums ceased beating and tho
bers looked around IN alarm. Soon II discovered
that the hostile missiles came from tho roof Of stable
on Greenwich street Tho colorsd men halted ana
prepared for an attack. few minutes later the cry
aud the exctement rapidly grew. while shouts rc
sounded through the AIR. Onccr Budds rushed
20 tho scene. He saw a negro on bis knees
beng pounded by two riotous white men. BY
the vigorous use Of his club he succeeded in cap.
turing one Of the assaanta crowd Of white men
rushed in and attempted 10 rescue the prisoner.
Three shots we're here fred rapid succession and
ono Of the white men fell 10 the ground wounded 10
tho leg The name oi the wounded man 10 Thomas
}. Fur,er aged twenty one, living al No. Is
Dcsbro-ses .irsct Another ball grazed the breast
Of as, James Morton; q young ,i man living living y 40:
iiIium J. Mcrrman aged twenty-five years living ~
No 20 Desbrossss street. who was stabbed the breast
torches seen two blocks away and company OF
white republicans on their way TO Jersey city cams
hurryng 10 the rescue Of their colorcd associates
Their approach threw ds,nay into the ranks ot the
whites who away
pants who gave the names Of James Norton and
william Fitzpatrck Both prisoners were taken before
Justice Duny, who discharged them no eompia'nants
appearing
The wounded men removed by the police 10 the
New York Hospital, where thcy were cared for Furics
was soon able 20 start home. Merriman's wound
however, proved more serious, but tho physicians
predict lis speedy convaesccnce-
soon after the termination Of hostties Captain
Calrey began the work Of Investigation and found
that the whites were all members Of . democratic
sanIzation known she Akman Club, Of the Finh
A. the time Of the racas they had just emerged
from their cub rooms, Of Watts and Greenwich
streets. whore they had bcen drinkinE Tho volorcd
mon asscrt that the whites began the dKhA hut the
whites say that the coorsd men thrust shsw torehse
into the fs-es ~ cr-ctsscts tsey tAaes4 AsuA
6rasawish sAssek xsass sna AasAssk
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sty and that duty Of administrative reform which the
leaders Of the democracy with patriotic zeal and just
for the substantial interests and the future
prosperity Of the whole people, have Impressed upon
the public conscience. IL Il not clinchng proof of
that necessity and that duty that thus the republican
leaders have come before the peoples high court OF
general assizc with plea denaonaxing their party,
and which convicts those leaders Of the very ncvism
that is falsely and in vain alleged against half the
people OF any free RepublicS
For the long calamtes OF sectional strife will never
end II the appeal shall be tolerated by the people
ballots. which these who have pirated party and
would capture the State. in their last word now make
to "Northernn instead Of national sentiment or II by
the peoples decision these fears OF 'sod South
shall be perpcluated throughout any part OF
federal union one and indivisble
Let IL not disgrace
II demand heiore this royal view,
What rub. or wha. impedment. there Is
Why that the naked poor and manglcd peace,
Dear nurse of arts plenties and joyful births
Should not In this best garden OF the world,
Our fertile land. put up her lovely viSage
MANTON MARBLE.
NxW YORK Nov 4 1915.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
TUESDAY A HOLIDAY.

On Tuesday next the day fixed by Law for she cleo
tion OF national officers and made legal holiday, ell
mails will be closed al tho Post Once a. ten O'Clock A.
NJ The banks, commercial exchanges, the courts and
United States Offices will be closed the Custom House
remaining open until halfpast nine A. NJ only for the
entrance and clearance OF vessels. There VIII be NO
sessions of Tho public schools.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
MEANS BUSINESS.

New YORK, Nov 2, 1875.
To THE EDITOR rHE HGRALp'-
desire 10 say that tho orcr OF your 'Glen Cove"
correspondent bet 900 each OF she three candi
dates Is all '.buncombe" He knows very we'll thas
his offer would not be taken when man can get over
S. 900 to $4,000 at any time. will offer to bet with
him foows:-$1, 900 to 81, ,25O against J. Tilden,
s., 900 to 81, 500 against Smith Ely and 81 600 10
81 against Bernard Reilly II your correspondent
is willing to this will have the money ready and
meet him ut the HERALD office.
fhe above proposition for bet IL fair one accord
ing the odds offered the above named candidates,
and Gcn Cove" friend Is now offered chance 10
"put up or shut up J. N. WELLS, Jr.
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tertarned q notion or human weakness greater than
have entertained before, knowing what they have
and TO my friends. soc these men have to
be saved by the power Of the common people from
their weakness. But did not intend 70 make
speech moro than six inches banking my oid
friend the Senator tsenator Murphy, and congrstU
lating you, bid you good evening
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
POOLS ON THE ELECTIONS.

Tho attention OF pool buyers and pool sellers was
entirely engrossed with the elections last evening.
Tho various rooms literally packed fair proper
ton of those present. however being occupied in cash
ing their winnings tho At Jerome Park yes
tcrday. The bidding spirited but there was no
very perceptiblc change in the odds One noticeable
feature tho fact that pools were sold on tho
Mayoraty election alone, the election OF Mr. Smith
Ely, Jr, evidently being regarded by tho betting fra
ternIty as certainty. The following are the rates NJ
which the pools sold -
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FASTING TICKETS.

The democrats this city have during the past week
issued 1000 900 OF tickets containing the names OF
their state and electoral nominees These ticketsArs
already gummod aud are to be pasted the corre
spending republican tickets, and IL 10 asserted that
these pasted tickets TO DO served out OF tho repubs
hcan boxes ana streets election day IL -
reported that they have already distributed TO the
various democratic headquarters the city for
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
NOT A CANDIDATE.

NOVEMBER 4. 1875.
To EDIroR THE HERALD
SOC by your issue OF this date that my namc ap
pears as a candidate for Alderman at Large. am not
q candidate Tor that any other ofce. Respectfully,
y. f. TOMLINSON.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
STEPHEN M'KrEL's DENTAL.
The following is the letter OF McKiel:--

The following Is the letter OF McKieI:-
CoLDsrRIxc, Nov. 8, 1o18.
70 the EDIroa or THR HHRALp:-
The statement mado in yssterday's HERALD entitled
ssThe Bald Headed Eagle" Ia untrue never paid the
Hon. Jamos W. Hustled cent for his services in the
matter OF securing the appropriation referred TO- Tho
bill was never increased In amount Tho paid
the exact claimed and just valid and honest
claim Mr. Hustled kindly assisted me In procuring
the appropriation, and subsequently, accompanied me
10 Albany signed the caim before tho Com ptroller
Ho did SO voluntarily and would not allow me 10 pay
even his travelling expenses STEPHEN McKlEL.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
SING SING DEMOCRATS.

The campaign At Sing Sing on the part Of the demo.
Gratis was concluded there last evening by large anN
enthusiastic meeting in olive Hall. Addresses were
delivered by Clarkson n. Potter, and Charles H. VIM
held, Of Orange county
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
MR.. Hustled INDICATED.

PExKsKrLL, N. Y, Nov 3, 1874
To THE EDITOR HERALD
In accordance with my promise Of yesterday. as
telcgraphed from Mount Kisco enclose, for pubca-
tion 10 the HERALp, tho absolute DENIAL by Mr. McK,e
OF the charge mado against in tho article referred
TO. JAMES W. Hustled.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05

*Ncmbcrs OF present COngresa
members Of previous Congresses.
New Hampshire will not elect Congressman until
March. 1871 Elections TOR Coneressmen and State
officers have been held IN Ohio Indiana Maine Ore.
gon, Vermont and West Virginia
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
THE COMING ELECTION.
A Complete List Of the Candi-
dates for Congress.
VICTORY OR DEFEAT.
Grand Array Of Our Country's Po-
litical Warriors.

We give this morning full list OF the republican,
democratic and Independent greenback candidates for
Congress It will be that many Of the old msm-
bers have been renominatod.-