The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1854, Page 3

‘Sit 80. a eee Palate ane ‘OURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOM- ew style IE overecate, 9. Doegherty py chaste art, Jobs, Banteby Sn district, Th mae W. Sheridan; Seventh district, Georg? W. Biekiord. Yor Con * ey tebe ‘wy matinee Whiners Dalek, Patrick Mer. rie! "en ‘Trastees—Michael O’Bierne, Joseph Meathers, Wut. mat te ‘$38. be Tal hay 2} Broadwa; br ‘opposite Pearl strect. “4 ‘The Bank Panic in Fulton street.—Notes 4 mie cumeiy Bank, xn Te. te woth district, \iebolas Rogers werd Jobe PF Dedee atric t MH, Garrett, P MeGane. detriet, NS. Thenens, Wen. Corran. a8 66 and FS paaey Raodn to ents the ‘Times.—We will open | @ cases merinoee ab 5s. and Ge. wort Se x a errs Sf de don’ AVERY, Chairman. “Weiiedsy? Phy, ver, Jobn Sweeny. i. ‘Ma tS [ecrtarnn. French a LS we ensl Jo aap, BERTING & THE Levon pes re 12s.; four do. vil be held on Preday, Novem! ate noe jover, 46., iy Steck PS BM, at the Weeteneeter Mouse, corner of and Broome street. By order. N & BUNCE, Chairman. oo ag REFORM AND meageenaare s Twer jIFTH WARD.—AT A MEETING OF THE INDEPEND, uy fity per ard, held at s Hi 4 eB Ascembly Sixteenth Awambly district, yo, every size and quality of lambs wool, merino, 4 silk undershirts and drawers, sellin cheap af MovavcnLin’ 'S, 292 Greenwich street, corner of Cham! repre State Legislature nounced himself ‘re mily, and believing him dent caudidnte for member of 7m to possess honesty, independ dow 000 wor Buc Medallion, | r:#ponding to the ne lestion of Bike Pia ence, 8 firm attsehment to princi da thorough know- sdees, th of Rich wah B poe if oo font wee called ty the chairs and Wiekelas F | ledge of the wanto of this hi District, we cheerfully shine eeces. sarees cae ison, Rieberd Berrle, Charles Merritt sad Jooepe Jen recommend bim C3 the voter district, and pledge our- rr ice presidente; ames vee to © mote 4 DERSON’S, m Hartloce, veereta . ‘A J. ROMBYN, Chairman. Mths tollewiag reve! fone © vere «ffered and adopted woani ® Tiaae a * } Sceretaries, Brandy, and other ar- Revck . or wettle, at wholesale RAND TEMPERANCE BATIFICATION,—THE i en 7 William street. | p orthy of the le eae enema: Ost 2 electors Ly bis past course ap hook, to ratify Se cent nomi- Patent Brick Machine—Invented by P, 8. Resolved, That i: Conyention at Aubura eg confirmation, Clark, for Governor, DEVLAN, Reading, Pa. Patented on the 3d of October, \d Henry J. Raymond, fo F 1 of tLe demverac, this ae poimts to Mike Waleb as the Lieutenant Governor. Vast interests are anda Sr iste per bine new only embodiment of Celt principles presonted for the rul- Hendance is requ ‘om exhibition at the Astor House, room No. $, where inecha- | frapes of the electors of this district, F, Dodge, John M Oliver & Brother, iios, builders, and tien of enterprise aro favited to callon | | Kevclved, That as an evidence of the democracy of this | K- H- MoCuriy, C. C. Leigh, R. ©. Andrus, ee oan ward to repay moral and political honesty, we pledg: F) MeKean, James Harper, ‘Samuel Instes, _ a wi ¢ . to our — a Ga car inten was ry tie é eo Sa + A Hair an Cele | distrie uerday nea jargest majority for 4 ‘arren, Seated hair aye in by all acknowledged the best in the world. | CF ominee, Mike Walsh, hile! ll Pay Hiewiee, ee A BATCHELOR'S tai dpe, wig cud pmamectel ba: | FZRONSON AND HUNT nt WARD DEMocRaTiC | (LORIOUS Seer — ae AND ise. Hexulag Whig bomiuations. feetory, 258 Broadway. x th ae Oristadoro’ | DyeThis Splendid Dye yin. P ature. Sold wholessil and retail, and ap- Ten Peter M. Sehenck. For Constables—H 1 Medan Wm. Jones. Blled at Cristadore's, No. . 6 Astor House. For Assesor—James “Tamrence mwas For School Com TA JP Perry. For School Commirsioner—John itmore. or 00 nepester— Phalon’s Paphian Lotion. snyst— |} For School Inspector—Jehn ¥. Savage, Jr. For Sebool Trestecseoavce G- billows, Wm. Thompson, There's a boanty forever unebangingly bright.” The poet | For Trastcce—Freeman Ferrin, Willtais Il, Johnson, John | 0. 0. Keynelds, Joseph Datmonico, Fas mistaken, “the oun aud sea air never fail to change the | Sexton, to all vacancy, For Int Hection— pe ‘or Cor iret ner. the akin, ‘and if fair, by re, Charles Riley. et trict Wa g. Bla % dint First aistriot—fo a the Second do. James aoe ap to the best means of restoring the ird do. v plexton, will rend at once to PHALON’S, St. Fourth do. William Ho Bou, Ug iad Ny} paphian lotion, whieh ‘Ma. Fifth do. John E. in the world, Al- Siath do. endorses a4 & commetio unequailed ti mr a in such matters, we feel bound to Lites OR DEALERS OF THE RIGHTH WARD IN THE iat this preparation fulfils the promises of the inventor | _ Joux II. WHiTMoRs, ntnusiastic meeting of the liquer puoprietor. Also for wale by all tho druggists and fancy |" Jauss Lawnence, daters of the’ i at No. 185 Spring atreet, om Saves the city and country. Weduesday «rent tant, Ex-Alderman Ring Was HARTER zicERe: Bal hy Sela WARD DEMO. | called to the Chair, aD. S. Vhige Cpe Seen Cholera.—Dr. Tobias, “60 Cortlandt street, cratic Republic a og Nominations. Mr. Pai nd the ae of organisation, sed b; tees to eure every case of cholers when first attacked For Alderman—Jobn Ti! ec, with a few Naarenaiae Remar, ‘which th his Venetian liniment. Jt never fails. Only 25 oents. Ms Councili ae titra distriet—Charles Paiz. we Maepted * bows G die ating ‘Voiee. mot oti jou— ws that values life will bo without itt Sold by the drag- fourth bene tiny ward C. McConnell. Thirty-Afth Rei ready and willing to'mect our foce'at euy andail mee, come in what seers arate S ma, joratio Si Gists throughout the United States, Rupture—Marsh’s Patent the only Radical Care Truvs.—Marsh & Co. have just reocived the United States Letters Patent for Marsh’s Radical Cure Truss that Sook the premium at the late exhibition in, the Crystal Palso has received the universal approbation of the Heedionl and surgical profession of the oltye and. will eure mine out of ten cases of reducible Hernia. ‘All persons are gentioned against infringing, upon this. instrument. “Open yet P.M, MARSIL& CO., No. 234 Maiden-Lane, ‘ork. Birth Marks, Tamors, Dorations of the skin, poly pus, yale all excrescences removed, without causing the least sore, pain, or inconveni- Bee, BY MARY. VEY & WALLACE, 192 Second avenue, cor- elfth'street. jon of Fernando Wood meets with idate for the office of Mayor of thii all honorable meaus to seeure his dinttictStephen Doty, Floyd’ Pateish, s0HOOL OrricERs. For School Commissioner— For Inspector—Terrenos McDonald. _For Trustece—Wesley Hi erolved, That we will support for re-election the present Councilmen of the Eighth ward, Messrs, Wainright. Craw ford, Rog and Wild, ax honorable, high minded. gentlemen too freud to become the tools of subtle hy in that Mr. Aitken, as our candidate for the Assembly, shall receive our ui airided support, as one that bas been tried and not found wanti solutions having been adopted by acclamation, journed to mect C gies Monday ning the same place, to hear the report of the Cont tion. IGE, Secretary. t. t, Bernard Engerman. ONGRESSIONAL. — FIFTH DISTRICT. — SEVENTH and iamsbarg. tions, Disco= ‘Thirteenth wards and Will Regular whig nomination. ‘For Congress, George Il. Andrews, ONGRESSION AL—FIFTH gel SEV: coh AND Thirteenth wards—New Y. William: val ee meangere Soo ies wenn ions “Fer: Oengronss ‘ARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUB. am ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. saan =e = ne tree tht in Gongrenrtonal alates, “wolhh, High ' distrist, Lat .Tewanty bre Ste hss onal. dis igh: | ty-eee : ____ PERSONAL. __....._ | teenth, Nineteenth, Twonty-drat and Twenly-second wards. tHiet, James Lawson; Twen Henry ie AQ RCHITECT. —ADOLPH ENGELHARDT, “FORMERLY COL. sia ts sCURTIS. Fi or—Levi Onderdonk. 5 aga oe Creer, Mineeie ts hat his father, 2 ws: .C TOWNSEND, President. For saree Commissionor—William epeken eee, tas died, Leopold Engel in Bremen, expects | Twowas M’Srexon, For School Inspector—Solomon Bante, e letter from him. Henuan Bunn, Serta. For Schoo! Troptess William Dodge and William H, Da- Ha CONGRESSIONAL Ed de! Sh rh no pe Pe Oe WANTED—OF JAMES PRIC! wate Shoot ‘Trustee to #11 oa J. ects’. lander Bi ‘barles Roo! Eighteenth, Nineteonth, Twenty-first ani saty itt Constables—Fhile is. Re; ¢ y § lection: sores: the former in. No’ “3 he 1851, rir the latter in ac gn atte aatfonal whig emiastion ‘Firet Sistrict—W liam = ley, James W. Foie: Heed. His wife, Mary Pico, landed aareakage, | —— — Second distriet—Steph Finan, Daniel B. Sulitvan. and woul 2pp3 ear from them at the office o IGHTH CONGRES ONAL DisTRIcr, OM POST ‘Third district—Levi peagsinen , Stephen Merserea ‘Commisrioners of Emigration, in the Park. ie Tweltth, Bight Twenty test cut | Fourth district—Wiliem ‘Acker Hsuatius Flynn. Fith district—Lewis J. Parker, William Mi Murray. ¥ SYDNEY BARNET IS NOW IN THE CITY, HE ES bap piel wbeg A 5 erick Miobaal Bonnell, Wl Panulecraft. I will meet a friend by calling at 138 Fulton street," OR = a tw on Hanan Row! Jol N gith aetiet—Samual Tada Jae, L. Van J\IGHTH WARD REFORA TATION.—. , Wart. E M ASSOCIATION.—A MEET. Soin ext. ing of the association Will take place this evening, at MON ROM Witt PERASE CALL aT THE m8 Celon's, Wooster street, at § o'eloa editorial rooms, for a letter. Joun W. Bana, Secretary. 8. B. Althouse, H.W. RE Charles oO. jane cen itewnian ULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF JOUN KELSO, a , — of Belfart, Ireland, who ile in the maa Lily, Henry Erben, Robert Henry, wad Mathias C1 CTs Wary saree NOMINATIONS. ue tor Livery ugust —the = For C ils Gay lor. aaa ge Cet ph hea ee cad ‘rato DemaPN ENE SAFRNTE IS" | $e Teer cee Fentes of tinec—and will call at 202 Broadway, be will Le bili) Latin ommot ables For era of For Inspector of Common Schoole—! tees of Common sehevis Geo. W. Beebe, MASS MEETING birth, held on Mon- ‘RELIGIOUS NOTICES. treet, sano op long it Gillespie, John Cole : HE RIGUT BEY. BISHOP, LOUGHLIN WILL eressioual Diatrlet. ; 4 algDounld Se ee af BlestoneF ipo ay re, John ment > rick? Guazeh, hae Brooklyn, on Sun- H COUNCIL Diz bird i trict, ‘Williaa 8. Btlwalt; Geo ‘LEVENTHL WARD—THIRTIETH COUNCIL Dis- trict. 5 esting of the independent voters of the Thirtiets, Counch distric, 823 Third nd lay’ the corner place, at four o'clock pon both occasions, to “A, ee eouexy. —THE MEM. Monday evening, Ocvove? Sh 180d, ite aa gende y si o— the new eliureh which is now fast Pro- | vip uaanimously nomiasted’ aa cur candidate for Coussil- | ‘ive Committe oh Sater sysnine. econ fot 73 a6 “es ot x= | man ofthe sald district, , HORACE SMITH, Chalrman, vendetta eae _CHARLES E. Waxeriztp, Secret retary. LECTURES. ‘BW YORK bing (LITERARY UNION.—MR. LORD'S IGHTEENTH WARD CITY REFORM ASSOCIATION meeting of the Reform Associatio it tht thee ep tered welts oe corner of Fourth avenue and (hae RS 7 SOuN 2 signe steee t86h, the follo . ing that you prepared while'in Paris more historical stent ang a7t Ok Cote her, ees Semana mee Wa For Koglster—Johe nd than aro iad by The Mereantile Library Ass0- wee Councilman of Fifty-seventh Distriot—Frederick E. ling. ¢iation, and rememberiny By our courres of historia 4, would, for the sake of who are unable to Astor place, extend you ‘an invitation to give another course in the chapel of w ‘York Univerity, as voon as it would bo sunveniont t0'70 ‘New York, Oct. 7, ion you formerly made For Governor of the rites ate 8. Taylor. For Surrogate—Alfred Molntyre. jatber. are _ Comaeiimas, of Fifty-eighth District—William M. ine * School Commissioner of Eighteenth Ward—William H. Neilso: For Se School Inspector of Kighteenth Ward—J. Isaac Ferris, M. £ Hotton, George Potta, yo Cro ‘4 For School Trustees of Eighteenth Ward Peter | Dacor William Adams, Francis L. Hawks, Stephen I. Tyng, HB. | B. Delageld Smith, James M: Edney, 3. Hl. Barleso Smith, J. P. Thompson, George B. Cheever, Horace Wob- | ” "For Assessor ot Rightee: a A ar Sharles For Constables of btcenth, ome Bishop, Wm. Lord, in ove invitation from the | Tompkins. friend: and guardians of literature, Ww: By order of the Association. New York City Literary Union a course of six lecture: ~ ETER COOPER, Chairman. ‘the “Rise and Fall of Absolutism in France,” in the cl The lectures will commence ov. 10, ek abe continued on osiays and Frida} at the same Bere te se raeN sen tp tha’ aeereentile Lie m tie Bourbons, will be re; oe in this course. Henny Day, Secretary. IGHTEENTH WARD INDEPENDENT REFORM nomination.—Fift “tind Council distriet.—For Coun- cumaD, JAMES EVE DELL. Friday the adoption of zi mgre: tly erroneous, inasmuch ‘eg he adopted @ te who was in’ unanimous minorit Resolved, hat he'd democratic a if the Seventeenth Bul ts. —Leoture 1, Cardinal “Brg and the eo PCHTEEN TH "WARD_UNION D DEMOCRATIC F RE ward, recogni Jobn McLeod M Murph, man who advo- ‘of Absolutism in France.” 2 Louis ‘XIV. the mblican nominations:— cates’ ey _ les which are the only guarantee of our eeetearst es be ao Wen ot tecs ss | ” Gevernor—-Horatio Seymour. {ivertion, and thes we therefore adopt him ‘as our candidate 3e of Power. Be suet Mayor—Fernando Wood net and rch in the Seventeenth Century. 5, ypc titi mg B. Fe => ad olve Ect in union with the German democ: ae aed XV. and the Causes of the French Revolution. 6, The Daniel ‘ard, we will support most heartily Ho id the Results of the French Revolutio fers m—Filt; ssixth d “district, Jehu Mott; Fifty-seventh nor, and John eelaos pope for ‘co ta for the aoe $2; members and schools, $1 50; #1 district, John Vai reli she corrupt for their oer it. which ge evening, 5 cents. To be face of Mr. Crowen, bookstore, Assersor—Colin She; a. EPH KOCH, Chairman. Serer Broddwoy and Fourt! ; Mr. O'Shea, bookstore, bler—Robert Welch FRanove J. Suapixn, Secretary. Broadway; Mr. Dodd, Brick Cb Church ‘Chapel sand at the Sel ae . DOUGLAS LEFEL GwaUL, "Prosident. Inspector—Pats roy. SBacey D VICTORY FIRST WARD LIQUOR Daviw Crawrorp, Secret: Tebtece-Hoyel Phelps, Joba Foster, Charles Woodhall, Pi ive Association are earnestly request : Henry Jandune, » atiend's. meeting at the Washington Headquarters, 101 Inspectors of Election—First district, treet, this evening, at 734 o'eleck, in érder to catry road street THE MILITARY. Cut the object of this sosera. "BLACKBURN, Chairman. Hesry Aprpienory, Secretary. ineback; Mio, Charles Me Siaith, one ‘Third do, ‘Smythe,’ Wim. Pearsall; Fourth do., Ao Mathews, Yobn Clark, JOHN R. BRIGGS, Chairman. c remy ig meeting held ou Tuesday, thogéth ult., at tho Cr tal jeming, 0 ‘Urand tree! seed a resolution, thanking "Mr. Fl 1 * rand stro eee ea ti vtsck company ae: | _ MAURICE Dax, Secretary. ‘ eS FOND WARD DEMOCRATIO REPUBLICAN RE. acement, for the invitation to visit that tueatre FPO SURROGATE—ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD. FoF Governors] , st. We h have since been in onjoint- For Mayor—Feruando W ith the he invitation was issued to us by rena seer oreet rete roa For Cat n—J) aro at: Ios Awnes olerison, then playing n star engagement at IRST WARD.—REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI- | 77 Guuncilman—amos Wat son. the above theatre, nud to whose performances we wore in- entertainment, have omitted making our acknow- ean nominations, made in joint convention of the ni from the Demo- We regret having bating committees elected pursuant to calls ee Sener cients ay a ore det tes for cur evening's ‘Ha! Henr: _— f atte Mo Deen so far misled ne eratic pres Committees at Tammany Hall, and the Inepe: oe yore te ape due, expecially when we were feenat Som pee ba deans General Committee at Stay For Inspectors ser Election—First wane Bogert, ations Yeeant Insti omas Wil: eons GEO. W. THOMPSON, Licut, Comat. 26th instant: of mandy Syoninehs | romans Boota; Repent nr Joba tel Rebinon Th i m1 Chairman. etd ‘sidorman—Jovi First council fies Doran, Jun. jecretary, "tnos. MoLonxy, Lavenun Kexcan, J secretaries. HITARY MILITARY !—MILITARY COMPANIES iH find excelieut accommodations at the National Prevad council dis harles Gannon. SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT_THIRD AN! AND 8 sixrm Race Course, closure Is by a prick wall twelve feet ‘oF Assessor—Jol illians, ean nominatio and oné mil oire No outsiders admitted. Fer School ‘Combuissioner—Andrew J. a. Shnis at the ho yor Inspector of Sehools—Dr. J. came | Wie termi" Yon Magan, IXTH saat REFORM NOMINATIONS. —FOR COUN. ictinel se me ve d SEW PUBLICATIONS. Brey Toll raeaoy of two yeare— Michael Brennan, ne ah, Distrie Bets Souder; 12th, Abm. Flo- “ of one year—J. win. feAs 4 BESO. tt URO, 181 FULTON STREET, Conttables—Chaties Duly and’ Alexander Baltes * hor Aivcusor—Thor, It, Base five Kimyh roma hes be Incpectors of Election—First ian! ‘John Coffee, Charles For Consens les—Heney Neweli, 19 t Moneta, id in the Station Churches, | Hagan; Second district, Hugh O'Nvlll; Third | For School Commissioner—Sam aud the Mastoral of the Most | district, John R. Pryor th cmnas For xehool Inspeetor—Geo: Perey, is" ss oy + " Clawso ALEXANDER ISAcs, } Chairmen eG ta Ag Tuomas towrnen, Inspectors of Election—tet District, James Seott, W. B. and Ge joraor Wittiam Buans, * $ Secretaries, Chi ¥, Mayo; 3d, James lem, aay be bad by the hu ¢ single copy at it i ee terion, Gos. H Maye) 3. J eh, Wan. 3s or i) Aum steoet, up stairs, eoruer OF IRST WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINA- | Turner, i'd: Silloox; Gen, Geo. W: Lowerre, W. 3 ts meeting of the national demoor: a of the EVENTH FAR. DEMOCRATIC ikperaxbaen eggs a? id at the Deiaoeratic Headquarters, 101 Broad Tt RDITION, NOW READY, OF CAPT. CANOT, ening of tie 23d fi be following ticket | >, NOMINAT ‘ad African Slaver, being au agcount nimourly nominate: For Alderman fon tho evart, in tho interior, on | “Yur Aldermaue—Nictolas Dimond, aa Chelate nti West Indios, ton out and edited For Councilman First distriet—Thomas Stewart. . For Counefiman Second distriet—John J. Hollister. ein ame — ie = to fival Kabins Fee eee ies Acrabaee Dratte, John C. Bayley. sist. Coskualen dinner chaste Grey. D. APPLETON & 00., Havlishers, For lnepectors of Election—Firse’ district, Peter rady, promt Renamer ok 13 oad 343 rents. Henry Guerker; Second district, Benjamin C y, John REE RO TSS ny St ‘William 8. leet. —Agents wanted to ciroulate this work, to wnom » | Yurphy; Ibird district, William Johusou, 8: Curry. fun ep yams Ry! 4 thet A. Te Tice bie na cates Fer Béhool Commissloner--Andrew J. Perry. Second uistrict, Hort, Fergtrien iter. Wicairey; Tue "Poted hoows, ac, Wai For WebocRemteosWorty” Foran, award Darke, | dine 1. W- Adumy SB. Wallon: Poem dita ‘ae HOUSE! 8, WANTED. ‘or School Trustees; 4 14 astus Oliver, viva. tts; Fifth trict ar ‘pool, te a | Henry inbuseh, Patrick Bess. | William Davia; Sixth’ district, Abraham’ Dnike, Thomas ‘OUSE WANTED—FURNISI D On UNFURNISHED, Tewler: Seventh 4 "VY. Adame; RST WARD INDEPENDENT | DEMOCRATIC WARD Sst Michacl Creare? Wa, ow street, west side of Broadway, as @ x01 Bighth distriet-—J 2, board mittee.—The members of the above committes are Reha” the amily peoterred: “Adios Peganeed orb punctual in their attondane ss gvening, A ‘asiiee bea ‘matt rs of importance wi ou STORE WANTED—ON BROADWAY, WEST SID Tie Serene ae. Bowler, impo ‘Cochrane, he bev Wood, | Rentlemen of cntnth was terion ‘the. ‘piteenth Coun ving @ oF double front, euitadle for a oil district to the partics conocrned. sSupeet Jraferred. Address, with full pa gir tg WARD PEOPLE'S INDEPENDENT NOMI- ter "Aldeiman—Jo - spa! ° seor—J For Gcuneltinan, T Tifteenth distcict—~Wan, 0 O'Shea. i. WARD | INDEPENDENT ~ DEMOCRATIC a, Vieser —Atan immense my mocra ol ron’ seniulioes tate put, and AL. cr Josiah Brownea re disposed to interfere wita this mecting they are aes ~ ne Patuey Core, one Sones es scoundrels aa Patec; url and ot in HN B. HOLMES, Chairman, NB WANTED—VERY CHEAP, A SECOND runing order "Adaress T. O.e Herald x Jo _Joux bn he tad 3 Kelluin tad bpertitt WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMI. tions, —The people's ticket opposed to Know abe “Tor Amombly—P. 11, ee Bs ly—P. i. a ANTED TO HIRE—A PEW IN CALVARY CHURCH cart. Must be in an eligible situation , terms, &e., Francis T. Garrettson,, ft WwW mn Patrick Crowes ama ‘Solar maf , Cleary, ASE, IN A PLESANT Lala yor Copsaptee_a8ettn i i ‘Gasmk d, That it Horatio Seymour be the next Governor of th | street, ar ot Constables—Jolin Tagan, Michael Doot ” sortion ot oth Taam inka Mclarthy, Joho ived, That William O'Shea be the next Councilman of Re xsd or —— the Fifteenth district of the oy of New Yo: Aiter which the meeting di i th toad cheers for Picree, 8¢ ren, a Cy O'She a for the yd bition laws mate (08. A. AY AN, Chairman. MienaRL fon ‘Secretar; y. epectore=Timoth O’Brien, John Ware Suurteor—James Riley, Micbsel Conroy, Thomas Fiteger- ANTED—A WELL-FU of the ett: ‘part Ay ix month Tape tore yn Recon. die Sete satnen MeCrod tiged hotbe, with ‘made faiprevements for din, 5 ne 8 Donaell RVENTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC Adéreas bok Sas Vout oflee. rer Prine es) Kediwons dene Rees ns -beymanr ond Ue eramabelion. Fou Sn at i Rist TL djstriet—dobn Oliver, wing ere and ward commivense # in the Fourth ward J Join Crowe, Jobim Casey, : my, Patrick Dougherty. by the oaadidates yer Sidvrwss sole weeny. ee For Covuellmuan, ¥ ari triet—Chartos Berr: For Councilman, m jstrie’ aries ’ CHAKLES DURAND, Chalrma Jon Conse, Seoretary. Wray tue urren PART OF THE CITY west of bowery u part of & hocee Adéress J Wt oma teph ope . TkD TO RENT OR PORCH ASE THREE ‘OR | Lyned, Wao Phiips, James ine J Henry Saree ‘Henry M EVENTH WARD SEYMOUR CLUU.—THE MEMBERS ‘ood travelling exhi for whieb [1 ices | Downes. N OLIVER, Chairman. S of the Seventh War! Seymour Ciw ‘Address “St call Spea Charles J, Walter, down Casey, | Seorstarts weet at their head quecters, kept by Janes DOREY, adicon street, op thie ( ridey) evenii i gee PE aaeeeoenneaneeneeeem eed core gg oeloek. The following xent! ANTED-TO | RENTS A HOUBR, 1 MIPTH CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT—SRVENTI A! lon, Wi Sol. A. ing, Ts Ay Glover, Captain gen teal nei; hborhoed, isecber nnd Tisai td F Thirteenth wards and Williamsburg, rg os fiysaerrand coun by * Jon FRASER, President = and Fourth and a Sinte ae avennes, Regular Whig Somination. JOHN DARROW Bs ol) street ferry Rent Sau) to a ag FORK CONGR RES. WM, GAITY, he inte improvements, Address 2, W., THOMSS R. WHITNEY Joun Ray, Secretary, and o! Seurnea iu pood'erter, "s pertormancs a with a ‘Where: of the vesy ward of the mr democracy of this Preventing those citizens of the he people, who have Ly thei fers piven evid Aberetore, rrigen, our candidates for Coancilm p qualified fur the performance of any Pies. that demerits of our pol! Kt ayn of the coerei jourued to form in line, necompanied whee, after parsdln wiht weed, oy 4 wil ane . re ath ward, mindful itilities develving upom them as the banner reat city, ~ desirous of istrict Jamation by een their own political an rles Neary, Michael C. Dor bes boy of jh and Thirteenth Couneil Le genes ha vee. rent to the citixens of the ward ge aaeianes to them, and whose past eau amp Po epee of their devotion to th ie aud ost interent Of the working wags of their jus Tmon, and of thelr unquestional le personal and Reroived, T! Hof, we present the name of « kentleman, which ones recornized as of the old Sixth. ward, and we ward’ pledged names of men best interes triumphantly elected, by the democracy of ¢! ward on the evening of 7th November next. Resolved, ‘1] for Assembly—he is too long ans Officers avd Inspectors of Election we iti W'iatogel rity. fdate for Assessor, Iacobd , ich mi beat culiarly acce: le to tl Jemvcrac; fir Hot Las heen an old resident tthe wi bat in our candids pledge to him, as on the evening of the 7th of November ‘arnest and wifi ing support, tineus sasdita vonstables Sehool ms ho have grown up with the ward, ehad at ves handsome! © trust he he xt, bat in Nicholas Quackenbos, our candidate widely known to admit of any extolment—if we may take his past life and public acts for bis future to fill one tac] in particular, will insure for him their un Ppere;, ber rice fur in him the champion for Veing oppo:ed to the cism or murbroom excitement of antee for any ble m: emblage, and who, notwitl poured upen them, nobly sto ught save deat! noblest gift, freedom of t guarantee, ve have an untarnished gentlema: that of all v who resido within his rless and unflichi he toneiction aaa tbe people's rights, an Maine liquor law and all other fanati- nang guar. honest, upright and free- ¢we return our Sincere thanks to ex-Alder- Kelly, Oounsellor erin which they th a froma xercisit edom of 8 th to dom of action, in defence jonstitution and our coun: 4 ‘8 cause, HARMAN EICHE, Chairman. |. Manony, Secretary. EVENTH WARD MUNICIPAL REFORM JNOMINA- pation er Couneilma: W. ROSEV. Sixteenth district, GEORGE Pe WARD, gah The frien: 8 of Counelt district, au througi quested to meetin mars at SEYMOUR AND Vic. ‘Win. O'Shea, in tho Fifteenth the ward in general, are re. 64 East Broadway, on Friday night at 73 o'clock. S ENTH nomination. For Councilm: YARD.—REGULAR WHIG AND( “3 RM of the Fourteenth District, Erastus W. Brown. Sai ey reary MUNICIPAL narony COMMIT. sloket @ ‘or A Fer r lice. J For Councilman Forty-second dix Forty-third district, ney; district, B.C. ted. ening, Oct. S1.—The following racarte district, Jo Joba P. y—Fou pone etlee Eighth distri > re te ry Wandell; Forty ‘Hues: For Assessor—William 8. Hi Tuomas Cummma, Jv., Ward Committoe.— SOHN DELAMATER, Chairman. Secreta: Ww. H Smith, James Pollock, Thomas Christy, V. H. Williams, William Williams, Daniel Crine, Francis'H. Babeook, W. H. Amabe, Jam Aicholas Dean, D. A. Cashman, Jobn N. look, Ja g, Oscke Hoyt, F Swe: ome Tucker Hlictce Speer‘Merria’ Frankita jot 0 Resin Chureh, John D vi Mocs, Kobert Barkley, G. rs james KA Halstond, William M wae robert ©, Melvain. Mark Cornell mW c W. Hunt, Benj: IXTEENTH WARD REGULAR NOMINATION AND th tind Counel le’s candidate—For Councilman of the rrr: district— WILLIAM J. CYPHE! GSPCPRD F Fonice PR egg TO THE a .ECTORS b ‘eaiths 1 ha ot Police Justice at the coming el ‘and Fourteenth Wards.—I deem that through the advice of my 1 as A consequence of the feeble atate of my determined not to be & candidate for the office tion. I must thank my for me, 60 far, in over feel grateful, Bay interested ther re thom that I shal PATK. KELL ECOND erry DISTRICT, (THIRD AND SIXTH wards.) tently, JOSE! ic wa OF Stocratie Reputiionn. Genefal Comlitee st Stuyvesant fa: stitute, do, herety inform the'electors.of anid district John danaidete, ot ‘All true democrats resid ly co-operate in the be person whi heartil; 5 him to. enced by tra fanat will protect bis ontiiaente tn tl tcoured to them Anpraw Leary, Seeretai and independent nomination for as- ri A. STICKN Y. RTZENTH WARD—FORTY-SECOND COUNCIL Gra eee B. Kell; for Councilman.—To the eleo- second Council district.—Wheroas, the igned, ioe, duly shoves to, nomtnste wrswanee of the call of the De- , ls the regular demooratic, nominee erate of said district for said office. istrict are expected sotion of our candid Mt honestly dlscharge'the du- ho will not be in- by the consti beauey. WELSH, ‘Chairman of Com, EGURAR Dawockatre NOMINATION. — FOR Councilman, Fort: Sesh Miateen: oth ward, third JACOB 8. MOO! _- ba pat OF CHARLES FOX AND THE REGU- to mae os part Brosdws the Election, at half past seven o'olock. PH xouR iealeag® ~ Gro. G. Braon ‘HIRD WA: can nomi For Alderm For Cot For Assensor—Cornelius sbles—] For Conte yaal attendance ry important business is to be tra ation of the Seventh ward, are requested jway Honse, every night until aftes 1G MEN'S DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB their regular meeting at the club rooms, ‘OcERTY, JAS. T. BRADY, Prost. }sect’s, RD—REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI- ‘Hamilton Bini Jamev K: er of Common Seios) interact T, T. Miller, For Inpeeter ‘of Common jp room i xander of Common Sel v For Teeprciory of Electior ag, heola—Charles Wade, Benj. siWarts, Augucene F! Witiera f ter B. Warts, Ai Heath Third do. Mortimer C. Tenison, Peter W. Stelle; Fourti dev; Raward Bs Heath, David Moore, Seur. HEATH, Soorctary. W. F. McGraw, Chairman, Pte WA Alderman—Isaso For Councilman—Renben (Constables—Palm: Eehool Commissioner—W afus Seoond district, Jn iithird district, Uriah ‘district, Chas. Dennison Joel " Aye WARD REGUI. Alderman—Sameel Il. Moser. RD CHARTER INDEPENDENT NOMINA- isaac A. pe '. Pe mos T. Gavitt. or Basemene Alexander Thompson. Meech. hacer. Daniel Minthor jot, Isaac Love, Sohn William M. Jacob P. Marshall; . Adam: R WHIG NOMINATIONS. For poorer wal H, Beam. _For 4 Assossor—Am 0. THE ELECTORS 01 al ES as in relat that T. Gavitt. ‘HE ‘ eels Cade Pe ee mbers of means withia thelr rexch to dofent the fon. of those narrow-minded opis ject will be nc- citizens throughout the Union vote ‘ado for fey tap Sey, pauite offlce except for the man w tom repudiates the princi nder these cousiderat finn t deem it my uty to the Know Nothing refaved to a to iin opinione of t clonol €. D. Mead has d Wheeler or >. Murph, bimeelf a true frien a Kno the Bixth Congivesteval Milstriet. in ‘which 1 ductn, — Murphy to withdraw’ in favor of Col HE oe, ‘WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICA: nomination. Ving a, rt to the latter candidate. t servant, A, aaa’ Iderman, OWN MURPHY, 0 THE WORKING MEN ©) THR NIN NINTH WARD.— At a meetin, part the ca capita ‘eo long’ will our interests go i Votereets os working mon, believin; resort, and that as long as wo ube who has tw the man pent Hs time at Tel laver tm the workshop, Seat the work h, fe the o1 ey, We reppert ot Ninth ard J. Fanty, | ™ WA the Tosslved "sist we party Jeelings mocas and beer +B and al UBLICA rion nomination —For Counciiman of ies Te my Cy crt periae to re} the work- re be jate te fore us whom we is friendship pee we will refer pert proofs of W. to earn our living conrideration of the man: worth, it was anant. jay acide all party’ prejudices and at the coming election, avd give our unani- ry eupport to the working taan's criend. Wim, we sincerely rees ond bim to Bi! our heotuer cae) eae! Seeretary. RD—DE! RATIC PENTA ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.—REGULAR DEMO- cratic pomination: Ber Assembly leholas Seacrist. Diet of the Twelfth, Nineteenth, and Twen- tyigecond f NICHOLAS ROGERS, Ubsirwas. VeMOLAs 1) MAR®, oan Fnavsascy Laronin, jet that to deliev- POLITICAL. WwW. le bg ARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGU- Om CounciLua® Ov THE Twenty-rirrH DIsTRICT, JOHN NUGENT. (PWRLYTR WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WHIC T v2 EMOCRATIC WHIG . S. Jennings, A. C. Judson, T. weemegi, Jobn Helms. Wi Commit By oder of Ward W. VAN VOORHIS, Chairman. Puiir Jonpay pa 2, WELFTH WARD~—GRA’ ing.—The Democratic agriicasien: MEET- lectors of the Twelth yard will bela mass meetin, cannon! 's Hotel, corner of Eighth id 125 Saturdsy so We it 746 0! Yeloske P. Boll. A Aven Wi . A. O ries Spencer, aud others, will ad he turn out! ‘Be not deceived. vYen' Hi know that J or McLeod, will be our ni ciiman; and every vote thrown away on Mr. Nort! vo the means of el ing Moleod. No'sane man can believe that Mr. North, der an; Committee of A A. M. Sheldon, R W. Van Voorhis. bem deen of hp z ib mai ASSEMBLY DIs- trict.—At a meetin, was unanhimowaly selected ns ith Assembly District of SAMUEL nun TER, Chairman. Wusian W W. _ Faraw, Secretary. HIRTEENTH WARD-ELEVENTH ASSEMDLY DIS- trict.—People's A “For Aseembly—JOSEPH I rPUUIRTERTH WA’ w ARD. —AT A east NG OF THE electors of the Thirteenth WENTIRTH WARD.—DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN regular nominations:— Congrese—W illiam D. Avsembly—Thomas J. Mun: Police ‘Jeatice William ENTY-FIRST WARD.—DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI- can regular nominations, old line democracy—no iame or cliques—regular square toed, The constitution as It is. For Congress—Col. J moe 1. Curtis, Fer Aseenbly—tease BV For Alde: Gi istrict, Jeremiah Crowley. t, Edward Phillips. ‘Taylor. eae etees—C yuklin, Thomas 8. Boyle. ner dannes Polhemus, Bernard Maho By order of the Ward = yo mn B. ition Chairman. JA. SrovrensuacH, Seoreiary TPWENTY SEC Ww D_ REGUL, AR WHIG NOMI- nation.—For Council ity miath dsteiet, GROMGE HM HE DEMOCRATIC SSE URLICAS BEROTORS oF the Fourth wai it trom Fray e ill postinely address james T. Heady, Esq. John Hr witlnge Drutident’ of the Longshore. Mike W men’s Societ; Ry order—Maurice O, Keefo, Michacl Tou: Hayes, Patrick Cavanagh, Stephen MeGrath, Comtinittes of Arrapgeme! NION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN €ANDIDATE for Mayor:— FERNANDO WOOD. ES BE. COOLE Chairman Mayoralty Seattle, Seerete Stuyvesant Institute, mrtg P. FAIRCHILD, ‘hairman ———. Convent 1} Seretasie ot Tammany Hal Joun Carrray, Gro. B. C: ay Henny Patrerson, Jauzs R. Steen ‘ARD COMMITTEES ARE RESPECTFULL formed that the rubber, rings, #0 indi: in Dundling the ballot tis , can be obtained at t! rubber store, #6 Jobn stree®, wear Gol SPECIAL NOTICES. Y IN needle India ricoees. A AROSE beg go TURBOT AND ittom amd game, will be served up this da; Rainbow ining voorss, S1'Beckman street, mist 'elock. Noung FO CREDITORS. otes o' (rithont een ce vlatave tal PERSONS WHO HAVE ar; Mein & Kay, of Trenton, N. taken per (with- git Feeure Serer aling en te rd 0 Sree sree Lit! BENEDICT & CO. 5 yFFICE OF bso COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION, g AS 1854.—Sealed gent is for the eree brick building, for = 5 veel, Ward's te —. = be received at the office of mops of Ei 76 Franklin "1 ation y now be seen) until “the Bu inst, the commissioners to themselves nA right to rej yposals as may no |, be deemed for the interest of the comm ieriog. Rue CANDINAVIA.—THE NEXT BEGULAR age | of this society will be (nme bog Monday, Rye 6, at No, Greenwich treed, (Seandinay’ he the usual hi “4 By order. A. LOVENBERG, le HIS 18 TO NOTIFY Ls gn AND ALL others, Bot to trast an: jount or in m: name, as I' will be responsible ey trac from this date, DERICK RELLERS, 16 Pine st. New York, Nov. 2, 1864. TIE FIRST ANN AL MEETING OF THE SHARE holders of the Ce American Land and Mining © Ping, will be held in te city, at ou Monday ne: 6, at the Metropolitan Me order of the WILLIAM Hi Hirt 8, Seeret chants an Phillips’ new); Protector, for the ‘Sate of nati diseases of the chest ni recom e ureates' nd A ane hae how to offer to in one ¢ $8, which can inent, 257 Grand street Agents for Brosd. way, Rushton, John Meakim, Se! t & Co., Phall & Green & Co., aud Clark & Co, 165 CANAL STREET, NEAR VARICK.—W, 6 .VAN NOTES’ stove sture.—We have a large assortigent of the Jatest patterns of stoves for sale on reasonable terms, Stoves and ranged lined with sonpstone and repaired, grates set and repnired, stoves put up, and pipe furnished for same. Also, soapstone arta for eale, wholesale and retail, The excellence in the griddles consists in their requiring but one greasing whe! aed OARD IN BROOKLYN—WITHIN A FEW MINUTES walk of Wal tend Fultow ferries, A géntle: le gentlemen can be ascoru dated. | Apply at 190 Henry street, between Pierrepont and Clark stree OG LosT.—STRAYED FROM 204 SPRING STREET. a Rabat eae dog; answers to the name of reward will be,pald to Whosoever returns ‘he some. LARGE, AND, SUPERIOR TREES, &c.—WM. R PRINCE & CO., Flushing, will supply extra large fruit trees of Denia e, and also extra large orpamental trees, evergree! rubs, for immediate embelii At reduced rates. "Priced catalogues gratis, at 113 Chambors strect. N. B.—0,0W0 large ornamental trees on the railroad Hine for saie low, in quantities. MY, OXGUEN? WILL, FORCE, THE WHISKERS OR moustache to grow strong and thick in six weeks, and Won't stain or injure th ‘Lean say no more, $1 bot tle, or $4.50 half doren of the countr; Nassau street is my number No, 44 sbuth Taied tree t, Philadelphia, OOM WANTED—WITH BOARD IN A PRIVATE family, by # youne Fontleman, betwoen Twelfth and tvirtieth streets. Tate dinner hour neers: Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, J, J. HI, Herald offiee, Grrr. ENAMELLED FU! suite at very reduced prices, for cas! h 8 superior manner, and of our ow: factere, warerogus {36 Broadway, Savings’ Hank buildings opposite St. Nicholas Hotel. 8. . WAR) fic factory ite street. OYS! TOYS! AND FANCY GOODS—18 DIVISION Feet. The undersigned has just received from the Bu- ries a large and complete assortment of the 00 whieh he now oters for sate preatly reduced ¢ cot, to coimpate with any other Importin “Rouse ia 5 New «rk, Country Il find it to their adv: call. Five por cont allowed for cash. Remember the. tbe old stand (ontablished in 182%). CHR, GOETZ, (late Haas Goets), 18 Division street, near Chatham square, ‘0 MERCHANTS AND MEN OF BUSINESS.—FOSTER, DIXON & CO., coneultiny . a ni ber, NITUREELRGANT ade and furnis! continue to write up, post, an ngled aceounte, ii ‘adjust IMOLAT SULPHUR BATHS, 61 WALKER STREET, near Rrondway.—Thore bathe will cure fe ar umatism, gout, sal eases, ‘Also, medicated vapor baths. 0 POLITICIANS, AND PRINTERS “IN THE D The advertisor has prt elope delivered’ over une million and Kaif of sirsuiars” tigkete porters, &e., in the last fow days, and awaits orders in the «i telany extents or cnn lp thote of his brethren bets th * efther pres eo es. He docs neither, Two hundred ani ‘any nda make light work. JOHN A, GRAY, % and 97 Cliff street, WA, FIRE BAND S1AUGHTER a Death— § shorter— To blood. bere. ba Said by i, Peppers th Dodge, ats, ae ota ads pts" A ae ine SupscninEs LEAVE T0 IN hing or bah in if sta branches, that they ae bart mel ~, a sen 5 on ane Ui2 ins superior manner, and a the mort Marion street. A note ad dresed to T. tely attended to. Will, it required, ‘attend at the residence of aay lady, by the day'or week a Fesctety, and can p Feleremees bothtae to capeslty: a pectau yoni not ghiect to 40 South Fer further are, please er: Mee, stating rea! ee re ne She must be agood washer and “Apply at 170 Ela weet day. SMART WAITRESS arND-70 ATTEED A rr. A table. One peaking F rench or Goes oe rences - Ing roan ae epoleon Howl, obo! RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED LADY WANTS a situation as bousekeeper, either in = gentleman's inn ily, botel, or boarding house, or as companion te a lady where the use of the pen And needle would be required. ‘The nm be Mabe and an interview: , for threo days, be- tween the} ‘Sours of ni of inies and fiv FINE, HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A PRES ait of milk, wants a situation as wet nurse; she will be found every way competent. Call at 187 Fourth street, corner Sixth avenu — Soles Se RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SIT. uation ebambermaid, in NE American family; sheis wor, Inquire at 190 Eldrige street, room 17 an ex ei SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTAD! irl, to do chamberwork, and as chil uo the kitchen work in a quire at her last place, 307, Wert RESPECTABLE GERMAN A Ants A SITUATION: mac! ft to take char team engine dress A. R., Herald office, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS 4 SITUA- tion as chambermaid or waiter, or as nurse specta- rood plain sewer. Can be seen for two days, hear Thirty-first street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG “MARRIED WOMAN wants a rituation as wet nuree, ber baby sage By but bree months id. Inquire at 62 Gouverneur street, Can be seen for three days. YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION ae fomlly. eee reference given from aping, Can be highly recommended. Bf Rinth street and Broadway, at Mr, Leroy's, for two di - YOUNG GIRL, BETWEEN FIFTEEN AND SIX- teen years, wants a situation to mind children and wake herself generally useful; good references given. be seen for two days at 36 Henry street, first floor. PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO private family. “Good city Can be seem, ry 0 a ig or ight housework. Address Jobn Gree rood, Jr., American Museum. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A Lab ne ee aschambermaid, and 0 assist in yraching ‘and ironing; or would go as chambermaid and waiter. can be given. Call at 50 Fifteenth street, hanere Fifth aad Sixth avenues. 8 hat weiss .—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ‘ishes t fi table Am: week or months’ Can be seen at her last empl by ths week or mouths err, 480 Broome street. COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- tion in a small Private family, se frst eate cook oh aking, pastry end Jeli sud hor business ceptionable ret where Yivea ‘a long ti! Pi Soren ae ay Fines Up stairs, front rou RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A situation as first rate cook; haa no objection to assist in washing, an reference from her ast plac street ietween § Sixth and Seventh avenues, front room. SITUATION ~ WANTED—1 YY & RESPECTABLE man, as firet rate walter. Iee Protestant. Address J. N., Herald office, RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A Uaby to wet nurse in her own house, or wo dina good baker. ‘Has good Wet nurse, €an give good city references. Appl: street, in the rear. RESPECTABL YOUNG WOMAN, WANTS A SITU- ion as chamberuiaid or waiter, or to do an or to Good reference given. Can be — — two days, if ioe gaged, at 217 Bast Twentieth stree RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation as cook. Can be soen for two days at her present Place, 92 West Twenty-third stroet. A. SCOTCH WOMAN, WISHES 4 SITUATION AS undert her vusiness in 2 branches. all for two aays at 73 West Nineteenth street, near front basement. give pe foe {gba tig oay J GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS od cook, washer and ironer; has ne objection to do chamberwork and waiting, or plain sewing, and would make bereelf general! well recommended. Please call at 79 bah street, ‘Brooklyn, for two days, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTAB LB i et purse; can take he it Preteitent’ eity vais from her Jest ron Pisase call or irene 161 Laurens street, corner of Houston street, room No. 6. Be ddl WANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTA- og hambermaid ints Setarenos. for two days. hed se nang ad ilar ig Rs eapacit) Jigrireneens se ee “fi near Fourth ave RESPECTABLE GIRJ. WISHES A SITUATION as cook, washer, and ironer, ins private familys erence can be given, Apply at 271 Mulberry Be objection to go in the country. rors WOMAN WISHES A enue mily, as seamstress or Can be seen for two ‘eae at 6 cand Bet ot ird floor, back room. At SITUATION pe TE A ore Marge ‘ A betta nap hetae cr WISHES A § A a ee AS can an be resent Layer trest, for two days; or address M. Tow’ 17, a office. " RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION dry narre; would take charge of a baby from ite the bas flied such eit Frith mort respectable jo GIRL DESIRES A SITU. fly, ae seamstress; understands cutting and children's dre esoal ress ia epee from ner last place o to gee ‘and character. "lease call in the faney store, 47) Sixth avenue, betweea y eighth and Twenty-ninth streets. KESPECTABLE wi WOMAN oe peas “IN THE all families; she has bes ey hg her child » Vlenve call at 117 East Twenty-eighth street, near Third avenue. A SITUATION Psd WANTED BYA YOUNG | Woxan, ae cook, washer and frouer, or as waiter, or to do general housework ey family: Good recommendations if required. rookly a. Reerecraeee cre RL WANTS A ITUATION A Mitivermana bg etn "4 ironing, Nermatd’ and walters city refer: be seen, for two days, at No. 104 Marvioos Y siceet, [FEW RESPRCTABL! ; YOUNG LADIES WOULD ate be taken as boa om inc derate terme, by . en all rized house, at 301 A SUreranes NISH WOMAN (A NATIVE : Koued willing aad Peon Can be peti RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A _aireatioN A Wie j {8 am excellent laundress, r “dsgagaseene Haag city references. #. Please eal nt OL between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Con ate a ihon et two days. A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SxOLISE SF P pyals ne travel South; 1 desires a ey ‘asth rsune Pisces epgly 900d Aa STCATICR ae hind Bm BY AS youre Ay As Rear Broome street ne ad Sete eaaninie a Kinds recline and futing. Can present “ 7 cc weaty nits iret tween Sibi ced Latlagion ter rata ey 1S CAPABLE Pas tos erat on as CALS ea seein ot Wales hea