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UNCOVERED ASH CARTS.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Why docs not tho ashman provide cover for his
cart In accordance with the Law? Uncovered carts
great nuisance, especially in the spring time.
whom the winds high. OLD RESIDENT.
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EXCURSION TICKETS ON THE ERIE ROAD.

EXCURSION TICKETS ON TIE ERIE Road.
70 III. EDITOR OF THE HERALD
lam In the habit OF gong 10 Paterson, N. j., tour
times u week. returning tho same day, and usually
procure an excursion ticket, which IL sold AT re-
duced rate On Wednesday afternoon last asked
the ticket agent at the foot Of Chambers street of
such ticket offering him seventy-nye cents thcro
for After receiving the seventy 1.-Two cents ho gave
single ticket 10 Paterson aud offered me twenty
cents change l refused to take II, insisting that
was entitled to an excursion ticket for tue money
paid. Seeing that he was obstinate offered him
another seventy cents Tor return ticket; but he
absolutely refused sell ME until accepted tho
single ticket and tho change. THIS refused TO DO.
Hal not several gentlemen interlered he would not
have givcn me the excursion ticket That agent now
holds both the single ticket and ms cents
SAMUEL JOSEPH, No. IS Forsytn street +
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A Wall FROM ELEVENTH AVENUE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please cali tho attention Of the authorities 10 the
fact that Eleventh avenue still within the corporate
limits OF New York Although it has not sny poiti-
SLAMS residing It there a large number Of tax
payers and respectable people who have much re-
gard Tor their health the politicians and who are
entitled to consideration from what 10 called the
Street Cleaning department., which has entirely
neRsoted 70 have the avenue cleaned for some timc
past. II 10 In filthy condition, which Is detrt-
mental 10 the lives and health OF thousands OF poor
people who AFFORD 10 live Lexington avenue.
E-7E J. q. @.
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ABY VAN TissELL KEARNEY, AUCTloNEERs
on TUESDAY, APRIL ..
AT iok O'CLOCK. -.

a
on TUESDAY, Ap.iL ..
sr sqf 81 SS 20 SS sGsS slss st.
srs s
S;s..s: e.sps csIs,e. Ara
STANDS s s' w sY walnut
f0s% Chair. Red o ne and s:s
cr.eksry silver aud Glass Ware w@d.oess Hal, and
had Al oaes Of aastionesr. - Union square. :
a PnfEE BOWIE. Auc.ioaeer,
VIII soil Ss and 3 ws. ssS .s's'''
r.ss r. !. % nS
all tho Chandeliers .ss IL ss as plate s0n
Payne and Sofa Bsa.sead. BLACK ~sIna. and sls Cham
be sS cas sss
Bedtcsds hair and prins Mattresses feather Pillows
cSsiI. vssos and Srs,:si. Ss,ps,. Sr"sssry Kitchen
Utensils; Also one larle french Kitchen kAnge &c.
4 UcTIox SALE THIS DAY
O'clock tue sn,; , %s.s e private residence
SATIN yAELos syiTs, hos WOOD PIssoFcETE
rrH Eh Inxas xsD 6Sisc 1fp
sc,ass pam ~ ,.w s
scs SUI. sS .ss IN %
@ nsI"5s rsnns sTa Lure. sn
PIER Mirrors Centre and console Tables velvet Carpets
monnysa and ,naid ,e. o. Bede.
kockers sprIns Beds rurlsd hair Mattresses Pillows com
ps,s s c.o - cses Lounges
and Dining o Set. p .apsi,s and
Tables Bookstauds Extension Tables. p,iar. with
f,sa ana Plated WAN" S Saaa sas ''n''
and veil H1d preserved MsassSos Sarass com
msDco - 10 prompt and sen,lsqs aasil gc9cm
N.BGood. packed oxcd ana sioDed il rsauirsd safe
delivery guaranteed: goods stored tree
A -oEoReg ". KELLER. 4uoTIosEER
x1ncAsqq '' so Ssi,Rfssl s' sSasrruxs
foDxS 1p II rrs = Il I ssoss
including superb rosewood psor suit sail, velvet
cost over also eteg.nt malnety inaid rosewood
Mirror with eornices; msote Mirror. ympton Bsdsesd.
Beres Asminssss sna TMSass' and BODY BRUSSELS o.p'
--GEoRGE W. KELLER. AUcrioSEER
On TUESDAY. Apri. 2, = Y o'clock.
Lag. 81 s Si.S ssSf q.
Theological. clss'e"t ni,.oIea and Biographical
Catalogues now ready
A TTESrIoN1LARoE nousEmoLp FURNITURE
6 r ~ rM nyiRA n rnynTh AZ
-, IVES, a,a s., near srCsdssy and 7ss sv
tcet. vases TABLES. magnificent satin six. 90
s"iss isss., si %ss and double sss.ssd Dss.ss
ssi.ssrs Piisv. Library Dining Furniture GLASS; eh,ns
silysrw".s, c..lsry "a nsasss.. inxrsn osrpe,.
Take Broadway. Seventh o. Eighth avenue cars.
a sc, scgnwAn. AycTioSEEa. III gYwEEy; sELLs,
a.. o ssoss d ~ f a y. stock and Fixtures
4 ucTroS xoricE --sroyxs, nARpwAnR AND
showssss ,i.naea,. a. WATT 70 Ass,.nser. %
ssas ~ ~ A " ''''''' :" go ''' '''' 80"
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
a. ruSis 'o Sa ..oss 4 Ag s...ss \.
81 s1ah o. ars1 Ct
1871 EAST 7rs me SEsR Av
u PART hkkFqSsE od EtnSSE RHDsooA AND
together with the entire Bedding. Kitchen
JOIN asKE6s. 4 Attorney RI, 10. Mortgages.
AZ our saisnoom " Nassau A.
LARcE SALE or GENhRAL HOUSEHOLD FUR
faEss StH!rk
Farthsr particulars in tiuse, .isb
'" Old stand. y Nassau Ss' 81
On s npS d nd sasSs19 soss s s.eA
Csc. is ID Ill., v
COMPRISING ALL TIL. ruRSIruRR OF THE
80 BrSsssi. carpets: f,sr aud Hanssi Aisors ' 49,
ALL THE FINE ' BEDROOM SS FURNITURE
Ts ss Ssis
N. sc ana q. a Oh. oAsr
FINE oounLo f pdSk pyaaak aSp
NEWMAN oafsos sArn s SSsH SsSc0 ALL
4asF ELEGANT lf
partitions Desks Chairs and Sofas In leather
&c.. &c.
a4sIsos sE''.Ss .ssz At
Personal attention given sales ct private residences
stores kc.. we'll Salestooni. u Nassau st..
where sri-weesly sales held. tsF
A DKIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEEk
"A Pereniptory sale
by order Of the OF Charles NJ Connolly
oithe
improved Property Ns
NO. s. Water 81, No. l29 West z9th st.
Uninproved Properly.
Five Lots, southeast cJrner Of
broadway aud 59th ST.
opposite Central Park;
eight Lots with the the esstey side Of
18th NV. boulevard. 84
comprising the entire 10th and l3oh
and Lots
9th and 10th avs, ~
2llth. 2l2th. 2l3th. 2l4th. 2l5th and 216th Sta.
and Water Fronts on Harlem river,
TUESDAY. April y.
NJ ~ o'clock. sE%
at the Exchange sslesrooia. Ill broadway.
Title to NIL this property is perfect.
Sxtve cent ON bond and mortgage Is sx per cent
Book vt Office OF
ADRIAN II. MULLER 4 SON. AuctLonesrs.
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uorIos-AaS. rs.y haND SESIpss 81
WILL sE IS o 2ato iA9 FR5Npr. MORNING.
NO. q W ias ave sE a?'Ia
snG s2H S1sssT eS sSS1 THREAD
pAaLos a asp bkR%s Hr Eoon Queen
..s Is .ys ss
ss ssd 45
lounges r.I;i; 'y s9psP sr''s Y xrLnosE
WATKINS GLEN, By ANpEkWs,.r
T' 5sna aHtY vx ASD" * * a GAEhvhaHk
And "a Others a choice ssse.ions rsn 9.t frames
Library and soots raw SIX Ii
acknowledgement: Buseaus Msrdrosses wass'.saas
aas!ssss. riSs. Eanksss To,Ss Sets; rep. plush
Ss,, Cutlery, also Hall
'S.r g1s.is positive Don't fall attend. Take sixth
~ 5 s1s. rffnSs :sss
baked and nd gDsd go city or %
sAasSr BROWN STONE
= II fIis IN MdxbAD s's SoeSiSS. =. icsciosr
To be sold In lots -
Viz steinw.y Son. elegant Plane; ALSO be
and reps: elegant Imported Bonxss and tatusry, lace
Centre Tables Mirrors, bookcases CRbinets Pedesta
Turkish Lounges, ~ elegant Carpets, &c.
Paintings by superb artsss
Court OF -. james, by Do Waller.
Elizabeth and Mary. Queen of Scots, by csshionA
Farm Yard Scene. by Willis.
few others by good artists Bedrooms contain Bed.
steads Bureaus, Washstsnds Comnodes. Chdonnisres,
spring and CURED hair Matresses Pillows, Boissers Bod
Lin and suits in reps Toilet Sets &c
Dining contains Extension Table Buffet. Chairs In
cane ana leather. Unce Desks, China, siverwsro ana
glassware Cutlery. Turkish Suit Manle Mirrors Centre
Table choice EngrAvngs parlor Stove upright
Piano Il. H. MARTIN, AuctlOneer.
n. BTake OF the broadway line OF stages
from Grand ST. or broadway from Asssr House.
lia,au Lahi
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MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER
IA Handsome lIou ,ehold Furniture.
Pianoforc. Manvl and Pier Mirrors Engravines Mantel
sets. Jewery Ladies' Wardrobe, Table and Bed Linen.
&c. &c Il. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell ~ auctipn. On
TUESDAY, April O. ~ II o'clock ~ at No 2os West 49,
Dining Room Furniture Pier and Mantel Mirrors Curtains
and Cornices. Mante Sets hne Carpets Jewelry ades'
Xix and velvet Dresses Lace and India shaws Fur &c
also Kitchen and Laundry Furniture Cooking Utsnst 10
FOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN
IA Gne House Office Furniture visit tho NfsEt
great private sale warcrooms In ths . ~
Old Post Office Nassau 81.
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Dining ROOM.
Side hasisr 1rss sterling and plated ware Chm.
vs s s.nS 40 .
logue. $500 1..--- t.N'
May io Take Sixth, seventh avenue ears. or Tssny-
Try THOMAS BIRCH a son. AUcrloNEEhs.
Philadelphia.
reremp,0ry Public ssio.
VIZ Tho colossal cyclorsms
Painting Of Paris W Night
On WEDNESDAY. April 10.
att, O'Clock An.
At tho Colosseum building.
souss. corner Of Broad and Locus. ts will be sold tho
magnificent painting Of
Paris by Night.
covering nearly 10000 square fec. Of canvas
Tho Painting win DO sold without or limitation
Tho sale Of tho Furniture and Fixtures Of the building win
onmence at ten O'Clock.
II 7. THOMAS. AuclIoNEER WILL SELL On MON
ID. DAY. April D. 1878 NJ II NJ Mt No. 80 Fulton st.
sw s & " a sh, s n sss . ~ he II,
4i Da ssT s ssdfa 5. I is4s, v W''sA
RissE%Lnt,. . \ WEL.lpEsI;i AvcTfr1oN,EhlERs
ruEsD our .a. ara Ss d IL Murray ~.
Hardware. Cutlery. French and Timed Ware.
Also Wooden Ware. Coaar Tubs 10 tons iron, &c.
DYJ. HAvKs, AUUrIUNKER.
- will sell THIS DAY, at II A. NJ.
nj . West 29th st.. near broadway,
rosewood Piano Mirrors blue aid fables.
s Gp .Sa paps .. w snd SSSy
handsome large Buffet Bedroom Sets Buffet Obeds. Mat
tressss Pillows, lace Curtains, 70
b. - viii iis sell L on On ruEybA9. NJ.
Waatl Hfh
entire contents OF large brown house. conssng OF
Upright rosewood Piano. antique turnyare splendid Car
morrow N
u FRY AUCrIONkER-SEl.I4s. II O'CLOCK.
D.,irocsry corner Graham and Richardson ST. Will
ainsburg; large Quantities Soaps. starch Flour Teas.
eics i've Scales Counters Ice Boxes Glassware, young
iiorsc new top Wagon: In lots; dealers invited. Take
Houston ferry.
QY JOHN 4. DUNN. AUCTIONEER.-sALE THIS
)day - o'clock No. 407 foar st. the Contents Of Lager
Back Bar walnut Tables Ice Boxes Screens Chairs MIR
Stoves. safes Oyster Range Plates Dishes Cutlery.
s.a ~ 70 Dc SOLD and removed
7lY JOHN A. DUNN. AUCTIONEER--wTLL SELL
Paintings Crocgey, Cutlery. &c. OF foar
dwelling East 6lst st., between 80 and Lexington
Particulars to-morrows Herald. 44t
(,liAKLrs scgooFF, AUcrIoNEEt, SELLS 10
Sd 81 900 fuest Groceries Fixtures,
Scales Iceboxes positively In lots Grocers and dealers
invited.
(NHARLEs HELM, AUcTIONEER. OFFICE 81
CRidgo st., corner Broomc -hEiM MANDELBAUM
Stock s. QUO WORTH elegant Fixtures showcases and
Furniture q urst class millinery establishments; finished
and unfinished Goods. Feathers, Flowery Ribbons. Sit
fmbrOd0rios.
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(NHARLES HELM, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE -
ORidge st., corner Broomc. -hELM h MANDkLBAUM
sell this day 10 ocock $40 9Th av immense
Stock g. QUO WORTH elegant Fixtures showcases and
Furniture OF trst millinery establishments; finished
and unfinished Goods Feathers, Flowsrs RDhons Sts
yeivets, kmbro Id cries, 8c. In lots.
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LDwARD scHENcK, AUCrioNEER
II Elegant Household Furniture
MNeNt.s tins private residence A.s14
NJ. 1852 West 2ist ~.
MONDAY. April 4. At 10Y o'clock.
Elegant Brussels Carpets Parior Sut In brown silk
Mantei Mirrors all the Chaade lars and Gas Fixture
throu ghout the house elegant Steinwsy Psror Gran
Piano Centre Fancy Tables elegant black walnut Ar
mores and Chamber Suits. Dining Room Furniture CON
piete: also
nnc Silver Safe
and the Basement and Kitchen Furniture. with which Oh
sale will commence.
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The local optioa measure advocated
by the candidates for the Legislature
on the Republican ticket, he said. had
been set aside by the Supreme Court of
California as unconstitutional, aud had
proved impracticable wherever tried.
The present license law. he thought,
had worked we'll where properly en-
forced; he had prosecuted to conviction
every abuse aud violation Of the law
which he could reach within his dis
trict; had broken up many dens of vice
and been the means Of sending many
saloon keepers to Jail for selling liquor
to minors. He regarded . strict en-.
forcement of the law as the best conscr-
walton of public morality.
While we are committed to the sup
port Of no candidate for any Office, We
can say that the impression made upon
his audience appeared to be very favor
able to Mr.. White. No other candi-
date for the Legislature in this county
has yet made . public speech in this
city.
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EAhI ERIN kCATsA.


BALTIMORE. Oct 25-Of the persons
Oh board the river steamer Express.
which foundered in the gale on tie
morning of the esd. fifteen are known
to be faved and sixteen missing, but
some Of these may have been picked up
by passing vessels.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The steamship
City of Houston, which left New York
for Galveston. foundered of Frying
Pan shoals on the 23d. inst. during
. fearful gale. Passengers and crew
were rescued.
MILFORD, Mas. Oct. Pa build
ing occupied by Raffsty 4 Collins, as a
boot factory. burned this morning.
Loss, $500. 600; partly insured.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The Tribune says:
The st. Louis belle. Miss Nellie Hasel-
ton, whom rumor had mentioned as the
bride elect Of Samuel ]. Tilden. avows
that she has never so much as met the
venerable bachelor of Grsmercy Park;
is not engaged to him, and would not
think Of marrying man so much older
than herself.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-Henry w. Ty-
Ter. well known desperate Of Parker
burg. West Virginia. shot and killed
his wife yesterday. and then put bull
let through his own head. dying few
minutes after.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-From Del
eware breakwater many vessels are re-
ported ashore.
BURLINGTON. lows, Oct. 25.-Ohicial
figures from 10 counties shsw the vote
for secretary Of state ut the last elec-
ton. giving the Republican candidate,
Hull, only $3.50 majority. Remaining
counties will increase this majority to
$500. Other state officers received still
majorities.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is. Weather
clear. thermometer II deaths, Is;
cases reported, l24.
HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss, Oct. 25.--Six
new cases and two deaths. W. ]. HOl-
land died at 2:3O. Relief funds OK.
hausted.
MORGAN CRY, OCT. IS. Seven
deaths since our last report.
MIsslssIPI CRY. Oct. 25.-Several
new cases, medical aid and nursers
asked for.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

At the Territorial Democratic Con.
vention at Vancouver the following
resolutions were adopted as the plat
form on which that party will make
their campaign stand:
l. That we are unalterably oppose 4
to the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Terrific y.
and are in favor of State gov.-ar.,r
at the earliest moment our populatl, y.
and wealth will justify the same.
2. That We are unQualifiedly in favor
of the sx.ensioa Of time for the compile
ton cf the main line and branch of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and We
recognize as enemies of the prosperity
of our people all who oppose such
extension.
8. That the improvement of the CO.
lumbia. Snake aud other great rivers
of our Territory are national works,
which should be prosecuted TO an early
completion.
4. That We recognize the mutual de.
tendency OF labor and capital, and
deprecate all attempts to antaeonize
them in the combination Of capital to
control. and the strikes OF labor 10 resist
this control, - destructive to the true
interests OF both.
s. That the present business depres.
SIGN and wide spread distress through
DOT the Union 10 chiefly attributable to
uuwise measures of finance for which
the Republican party is wholly respon
sible.
8. That the policy of the Government
in relation to the Indian tribes on this
coast. the experience of the past dem
onstrates to be . failure, and change
therein is imperatively demanded; such
an abandonment Of the reservation
system ~ will insure the breaking up
of the tribal relations Of the Indian, or
the consolidation of all the reservations
iEto one with military control, N order
that the annual raids Of the hostile
bands and the murder of our citizens
may be efectually CHECKED. the peace
and prosperity Of the Territory re-
quires.
Z. That the liberties of our nation
rest in the intelligence Of its citissns.
and that our common school system
cannot be over es.imated. nor can too
much care Be bestowed to make it more
liberal and perfect
8. That cur nation u 10 b oongratn-
lated that in none Of the great sister
hood Of States, 1ederal beycnets sFs
used 10 enforce The laws. hit that all
are onCe 0oeo moving alo0g haxDoni-
- l. 4 ~ III
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NEW ARRIvAL.-MesdAmes Bur
roushs & Keith have just received from
San Francisco . splendid new stock Of
millinery, hats. bounsts. etc Of the lat.
est Fall styles, which they will dispose
Of at the lowsst prices. Patrons are in
vited to call and examine their stock.
AL work in their line executed neatly
and promptly. They also have the
agency for A. Burdstte Smiths pat
terms.
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TELEGRAPH1C.


PoRr GAMBLE, Oct. u. - Sailed.
bark Arkwright, for Callao.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Oct. 26.-Salled,
Costa Rican ship Mathilde for Calloa.
PoRT BLAKELY, Oct. g. Sailed,
bark Coluss for Sydney.
Arrived, on the 22d. bark Martha
RideOut, FROM San Francisco.
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CALL ON J. A. NcPaxR for Cieara,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best sapply in the oaty and cells at
the cheapest rAtss. Customers may be
supplied ct either wholesale or retail.
Stand in s. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc.
attic, ". T. myl7 dtf
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~ Charley Keil. Of the Saddle
Rock Restaurant, Commercial street. 10
coostaatly receiving the larsest and In
est favored oysters ever offered for sale
in this city. Or1srs from = distance
promptly oiled in every style.
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SIC SKMrER SALERArus. -Notwith.
standing the excitement about the I'D.
mission Of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AlR GUN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still hlts the bulls-eye every
time. Dennis kcarney to the contrary
notwithstanding.
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- Bocs Beer in pints and quarts
for sale by
CRAwroRp & HARRlxarox, Agents.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

NOTICE n uxarBY aryKx fHAf mn
In Dny aDd H. n. nepensld. Rar-
have tAis day ai0plvsA - n1enA
e1sshsn Berry - pareAassd u - ~
satd OpDpany. snA u sne15s tDarsess =
Il 0cDu0nlA u ~ epnesgo-
Decd. osns1se. A1e. q. l9fe nR
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Foa 0xsuisR GEaxAS MIX Bread
50 10 PiperA
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aALIkr-PKR1Y-In this city. Oct ssth. BY the
Rev. John r. Damon, Mr. John Haley and Mis-
Lottis Psary. both II Newcastle.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CIAI1A-Anea0a
Of Pay. Psnsaons. Bounty Money. LAn1 49,
Prise MONEY. Pay for Ne and Kaek o ncc0s ~
Horsss loss In the Service. coliscssd ~
0overrmeet
ssxved II dayx ana their videws. ere ~
titled 10 pension u - per meath.
UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND orsss
Coasssssa Lad Caees. frvsss L11A
Mining. Rrs-enpssce. and HoDseeea
prosecuted bsfcrs The 0ea<fal LaD1 -
bepaxtmeas q TIE Insexiof. Sud snDh
fuii rsply asssr sxaunlnAfsen viii b eivso. -
empsiea papsss pssParsd-
JUSTICE OF rHK PEAc4 for ssssas NJ
ctDet. ". r. -
tsnaed ~.
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N Office.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A CAN.
i didate for SCHOOL CLERK at the cleo.
ton to take place to-day. at the Central School
House. BERiAH BROWN, JR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
n Office.

ON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF NO.
" venber no credit will be allowed ct my bar
Cssh must accompany every order.
PHILIP Visit.
Oct 26, 1873 o2sd4v
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STEVENS POST NO. |.

a IL MEMBERS OF @. A. r. ARE RESPECT.
"A fully requested TO hand In their lists Of
names for invitation to the Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on or befers Oct. 80. 1878.
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DIR. WHITEHEAD.s ARREST
Admitting that he Knew Annie PIatt, who
PROGRESSES TO he his Victim.

DR.. Newton Whitehead Of 215 Forty-nfth
street. this city, who was arrested on Tuesday
night on a charge Of malpractice in the case Of
Annie Patt. gir who is in the Brooklyn city
Hospital whom takou to the Police Central oill,o
in Brooklyn yesterday morning. admitted TO
Superintendent Campbell shat he had met AN
mic Platt two or three times. but avcrrcd that he
had not consented 60 perform an operation. be-
cause she had raised only seycnty-nvo Of the
ono hundred dollars which no demanded On
Tuosdny night. when DR.. Whitehead was led to
the bedside Of the girl. who was then supposed
to be dying he declared that he had never seen
her before and that she was mistaken In her
Identification Of him. The girl was n domestic
I'm the family of Mr.. Leo Wolf at 172 Lexington
avenue this city. and when her bctrayer re-
fused TO marry her. and He'd, she consulted Dr.
Whitehead.
rest. and said that he was an innocent and per-
secuted man. When he was taken TO the pho
tograph gallery yesterday for his picture to be
taken. he refused at first to sit before the
camera; but after he was told that he must COM
ply with the custom Of the department. he sat
nSy n c9s ana h a 1S ssa hs
presented such a reDulsive face that he said he
preferred that better picture should 20 into
the RoRues' Gallery. and accordingly he sat
composedly until n good picture was obtained.
Justice Walsh had some doubt about his Iuris-
dlctlon In the, case. az the. alleged crime was
committed In New York. and he remanded DIR.
Whitehead back TO the police station until he
determined this question. Whitehead Is an cd
ucated man. and Il Of pleasing appearance hav.
ing bright. penetrating black eyes. He served
one torn in the Kings County Pcnitentinry for
sending illegal matter through the mails. He
wh ns 19rm me p&sr ~ m
tempt ut malpractice. for which West Is now
serving term in State prison.
The hos pital physicians Yesterday reported
that Annie Plat was somewhat better. but her
recovery Is by no means assured.
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burglar. Seen by a Ten. Year Old Girl.

Detectives King and Lion entered the Essex
Market Police Court with John Lynch and John
Green whom they charged with burglary In the
premise, Of Mr. John Giles OF u Henry street The de.
tecuves had found pistols Jimmes masks and dark Ian.
terms In the premises pretty. intelligent little girl.
all alone IN aunts house FRIDAY night. when saw
this man pointing 10 john Lynch coming down tho
stairs Aunt Giles had told me 20 watch The house hut
had gone to sleep saw that this man had Aunt CHESS
CLOAK and dress under his ami said TO him You
bad mAn. for have aunty's 20 10 meet ting
dresses, and she don't even let uncle touch them lhs
answered. Shut up. or will Nil youN lie ami his
companion then went out told mau passing by that
thought these men were thieves, but the man laughed
and told me to 80 home Justice Naudel committed
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