The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1857, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER -22, 1857. 3 WORTH MONUMENT. POLITICAL. FOLFWIcaL. ‘OTICE.—THE Ore SYRCIAL, Qomerrtys OF THE ng poorest adit Sd A MEETING OF THE TA RATIFICATI. © MEETING OF THE INDEPEN- ‘Common Coun»: tubjest of the Worth Monn. Firet p, held at Wyck: ss Hotel. on endergiie: J non: wnee to | Lee ‘Nov. 21, to hominate candidates fo ri dent de: ele tore of the fake esd herent, fa Sa Rl Tat i etc nwa amis | Sener te Raa aa Be Maio angen, Gener! re. 3: Worth wil be brought from fe the to the Pirst Judicial District Homer aires savarable te : cee s in shave been ‘extended to the F a the “people. from the Firs’, Second, | ghould be held at No. 86 OBARMe ROR. Om + giher ed ar Ons to leew |< nese ane ren as eceock. Cantar Yes ‘on the ver: aon. Also, to nuld o ‘ end « taxpayer thereof, om behalf of himeelf and alt other the Fale a Blake Ofhcers, i cero neg gin anduas Moon, thesethry. 1 . jy nominate Jar = " witizens and tampayers of the said city who may come in Gonerad, i. ernment Oficere in tha elty, and John Il Whitwore, | PR*GULAR DEMOCR AzIC REPUB nd contribute to the enpenses of this suit, we. Fernando pall Sy . ie. AL pans en J in Tegpect Aazow of Jersey City, of delegates to this Con. | feet wards Te Weed, Mayor of the city of New York; Benjamin Wood, of | cured to bé made for about one third of the price aimed | heard read the above answer, and that he Knows the con: Mayor an’ Common Counell of Brook! yp ee ee Duane and. Centre street said city; Samuel O. Jolie, Asariah C. Flagg, Comptroller | therefor—Jollie had no patent therefor, and wasnot on. | tents thereof, and that the same is true of his own knowl: vernon of Penneyioeae ee commities of ihrer nppolnted to laform Messrs: Whitivoreand | ocloek on Thurnday eve | qf the Oity of New York; Andrew ¥. Stout, Chamberlain titled to any; and that the fad iggention was not ta ‘except as to those matters which are therein stated of pomery phe dein tion of Mr. James Mul d ble by the said Jollie; that the sald Fernando Wood knew formation or belief, and as to those matters he be- Mayor: of An Delegates. to First, wird—Martin Creigier, P. A. Dufty, | ‘eenth ward, was called to THE Z ward, on of Albany, Troy and Hodson. ‘and County Treasurer of the said city, and the Board of Su- | that his brother was the real party to the said transaction, | lievas it to be true. FERNANDO WOOD. THE MASONIO BODIES. Jamen ice, Thomas Brannegan, Dennia J. Conley, ; iize, he press, the cleray, the Order of Odd Fellows, ana | " Seeond ward--Contened see ate HA RLRS BWRENY, Raa’, of tne Ponrvagaih ward, | pervisors of the city and county of New York.—The plaintigt | nd that his name was purposely concealed to prevent & | | Sworn before me, this — day of November, 1867. Aux, 4 a as I nck sumemiie stoes 10 ike Cock That be ira | discovery of tho said fraud. That allowing five dollars | Miwa, Commissioner of Deeds. : ail oder civic societies, togeiber wid ihe Fire Departments, | , Thin! ward —John M. Finagan, J. W.Cornell, B.C Mara, | Feceived the unanimous nomin onriagath ¥ Me rk mah Be] apiece for said Pores, aud that four thousand were wanted, | " James Horner, a citizen, de:, agt. Fermando Wood im- | by respecttully invited io, be Mind participate in ine | _ Fifth ward-Jamen 1., Wangh, George ©. Boek, Walter R. | "Y die JOUN McDONALD, Chairman, citizen of the city w York and the owner of real and je amount would be but $20,000, whereas at $15 a piece | pleaded, dic.—On the preceding answer of Fernando Wood, | ceremonies to be ol served in ibe mauguralion of te Work Savage, Dan, O'Bryan, Andrew). Ploah. . ARD BaRRy, Secretary personal estate in the sald city, which is, liable to taxation | the 6um of $60,000 is to be taken out of the city treasury Peaded, plaints complaint, Tet the plaintit show | Mouument, which will take place onthe 25ih int in this | On ‘motion of Walter i. Rarar, the Convention adjonrned | o¢ tie Democrate epublica Ghlepaieoundes the Groalen cause 1 of 4 uncil desi 3 ») v. ., ce etn as te sane tes | metre ane ra roti peaak | Sanaihe Gaya ec Wh.New Fos me | Sauron teak ray tran | “Eaten Jemme cesar |B vee ALAR UREN es : » ina. MM. wba : ‘and taxed for the matntenance and support of the govern- | fore prays that the said contract, for the frauds herein | me, one of the Justices of this Court, why the injunction Eerep yt ateyned them Sac teehee eae praer Disnind Gomer, se $Seeretarten, Selatan, a ceens, Ft. Sie Sueree eee || gfthe said city: That he has always paid, and moans | alleged, may be set aside and held for naught, and that the | heretofore granted in thie action shoud not, be dissolved | "The miliary wil reper wo Major General Sandford. 8T ALDERMANIC DISTRICT. : 2. Michael MeGrede, | hereafter to pay his omy lortna ar gio endure the | said mong Pom she pone, rn Lark seg Li > on aeaiome dateptans, Heemande Honds uw ee the committee, at room No. 1 tha ‘Tho people's cbolen, Beirick OMe Jona D- lows game. That he believes 4 M late Metropo- may answer premises restr: from prosecut v. 19, * HEN} VIES. ‘The Committee of A: d And the democratic ib] candidate for Alderman, John 8 John McDonaid, or ae haga Para hn | go Aeron nan, Comm, oo me | ht LAs whee |__| _ehr Bry,_Huch eo —_ ions. - | for the districts within the Te otis | New York, or the Board. of Supervisors. thereof, fOr | xnnnnnmenannenwornnwrnwrnronnrnccomnnns | The Joint Gommitieg will meet on Monday, 29 inst, at 11 Waianae iaeaene dons enti: IK DEMOCRACY UNITED AND INVINCIBLE IN f arg district, which distriet includes the counties of New | Of On ascount of the said cont or of any ballot ‘ORMATION WANTED.—THE RELATIVES OR | A: M., at the City Hall. day ing, at the Claremont letriet e- wuppert of the ork, Westahestor, Richiond und King that tke wadl | hoxes delivered thereunder, until the turther order of this | friends of Michael Dunn, who, died on board ship Tey MORGAN L. HARRIS, Rat cu noulon WILLIAM WILSON was declared Mb regu Champion of Munietpal Bighla Fernando Wood, as Mayer of the ‘city. Sf New York, was | Court in the premises, And that the said: Board of Su- | Kromet a snate:tensetees known 10, B. Pendicien, WILLIAM WILSON, far dewocrale cantidata Tor “alierman of the district, Mi And the Wortingmen'e Friend, Im and by the said act, by virtue of bis office, made one | Pervisors, who are made parties defendant hereto only | Sip pequemed to make, themecivos known voz. Vendleten, WIRLEAM COOTER, of like delegations in the. dining room, it waa re. onann A oe 0. ef the said police commissioners, ‘That the said Fernando | for the purpose of obtaining an injunction order, and oe ORISON BLUNT} Commi solved to unite, whereupon Michael Halpin was elvcted | The democratic republican electors of the city aid sountyor | Wood at the time of the passago ‘of the ct creating said | against whom no other reliefs prayed, may be prevented | TNFORMATION WANTED OF | JAMES, WHEELER PETER CRAWFORD, Fe EEO aaa he a eet Nerds | ew York friendly to regular nominations sod the Police districts sud for Ftonat use theseatien prouuced | from passing any resolution for the payment of the said | A Captain of the canal boat Lake Erie, of Port Carbon, Left ALRX. R. HEMPH ILLS Ropuvtioan catudidate for Alderaan of the fives Aliertesnis | {30,pat's. and all persons opposed a @e lafaaous: | Se nai law urcoatutdona and void and refured tor. | claim or any park erent nail i, further order, of this | fine rich bere hat Det no aque hn Any nr rN ae , QHOHARE HALEN, Oman. |" A Segnise the validity whereof, and also dectined and neglect- arnt 5 oe ee oe ee ie mation of bis whereabonte will be thaukfully received by his WoW: JUDBON. WPGC} Vico Presidents, on Fe hel yg re ra Winkie nual noe | fraonermadeparties defendant,may,by aninjunctonorder |. °c szserd Wheeler, Ott Weshingion street, Now Zork _ OTICE.—THE JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTER P. Kenn, Beoretary. Nomis eee ; oz I co plaintiff's informed and belioves, he frst mado his appear. | of this Court, be restrained from paying any such demand .G, WASHINGTON KETCH AM.—WILL THIS GEN- Common Council, on the subject of the Worth Monument, | JST JUDICIAL, DISTRICT. For the purpose of railfy in the following nominations:— ‘ance and claimed his seat at the Board of said commission- | OF any part thereof, notwithst any order of the said ‘Heman be so good as to call on Mr. Charles Edwards, 35 | Perpecifully announce to the public that on the 28th instant— T Firat, Second, Third and Fifth wards. ERNANDO. fers. The plaintiff on information, and information and | Board of Bupervinore may be made ordering the same to | Fine sireeh New York? guy hiehoceaaion General Worth retains willbe nally Ee Democratic republican regular nomination, ne eee d 4 ooo I—the procession fe a : Fehr makes the aicwmg annonce ait | WEN amtus ue Ty a an aod caer, | (TE, URYIING Maren, om Tae mare Rot. | Eeacahht Rayan ak cc as nonpitt & ett nk ag ee ee a anecaners. aid. ihe President | wat this Court may make such further or other order it! | ihe undersigned immediately; 0 make arrangemenia to par. | ™niment, a sroetion' 6610 1 sama ¥. Ravige, RG. MOLONEY, Chairman, | WILLIAM M. TWEED, BLIJAIL PF, PURDY, @eroof, submitted to the suid Board “that this (meaning | te premises ae may be agroeable to law. : ihe undermined immmedlatey, 1 make arrangements 0 par: | "the gelemntion tobe observed atthe monument wil be as | _ Canina A.” aden, Secretaries Wa 6. GoM” Yous i mela JAMES. HORNER. Worth, JOHN D. MAOGRRGOR, . lows: ‘LET THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE BE HEARD. Saece and depositing of relics in the box which ST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.—AT A MEETING OF rhe following poy bowrni rade 4 we begga sg eyo meg Upon the abore complaint, presented by Judge Whit r i Metropolitan police distr uty of furnishing al nt, pr y Judge fo. | Tryon row. We dallot mits of said disirict, imposed | JUdge Davies granted the injunction, ys = Naso be pineed i te corner tone eho atayor, | seh tgmuocraeglectors of tho Firat Altermanieditrict, | been wvited ny ote ne aps gs eller “rag fen them, it is expedient to advertise for contracts for said A) RESTAURANTS. Bt tis Sri, inte ceirerediymaticge Ge maoes,,. | Beit of Minne, 3 Orewig crane Peace | fee peat pee ee Sees tes Poxea in order to select from those offered thatkind which | This agreement, cede if oO Ge Cad iar Poor pe Cy Yaa Bishop Potter, of New York, who will be associated with the | adopted:— —_" ing jution was jualy Bon. Amasad} Faker, Hon. Gideon J. Puc ~¥ shall best prevent any attempted fraud at the elections,” | August, 1857, between Samuel €. Jollie, of the first part, (on tt ge UGH. Rev. br, Van Renmselear, of urlingion, New sJereey,.and | “Resolved, That we, the democratic electors of the old Third | Hon. John Van Buren, Hon, James, Brady, which was adopted and passed, and Messrs. Draper, Nye | and the Commiaslonars of Police, of the second part, wit |” urlon ale gs draught 1 ‘The Dedicnvoa ceremony by the Masonic Fraternit Ward, ratify and endorse the pomination Of Aldarmas W| Gen. k. R. V. Wright, Gen: Hiram Walbeidges and Cholwell, three of the commissigners, were appointed | nesseth—That the said party of the first part, agrees to | Young: Scotch aie on draught. (@ year’s od.) Beer eg ee eee Ts | ee te tol teen Mert a oe eminr bate, Lt eee Hon. Jobu Kelly A oommiltee "to examine such contracts That no ad- | furnish all of the ballot boxes requisite for the 'Metropoli: | Harmon's stork ale on ‘rmagbt wealitoa Ey: tee isi Magoenachs Onis Vosknitah, “ths Guard pe.) caste dl ened See bly akan ta nacsinek brit heaton fe tea Wan fy weeks, Hon: Etjub Ward, Vertisement was ever pu di * * en's new ale on draught. ol a ay =! . 0 ion. Wm, B. a sl tee na el | oy a ec | ga Ae pent toe | Ee aon tr wie marcos | nea Cs | fk That shortly after the f the said resolution, and | of the best quality. Said boxes to be ‘ » Funch, Bell's Life. L. tus. | and direction of the committee, Jou Hogan, Ny 5 ! ‘ Board and aeted as one of the ice Commissioners, | proved style, well and firmly set in iron frames, 50 as to ——— That’ the several persons having charge of the church and tions in this city are respectfully invited to unite with the tg menrak Lad lh alamo rye Spy nce i ; CLA ee ea print the, weve he churel 8ST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT. peratie General Committee on this occasion. pode ey maps vag eo ron pr phere wtb a pecure them from outside danger, Reread oe ea NOM, 54, 86 $6 DEY STRMRT, | fro singm bells in the city wil, cause (he same to be tolled Democratic republican regular nomination. ‘And to march down to Tammany Hail in processions, A ing af the sald Board of Police Oomiuissionors, at which | spected and approved by de committee appoiated by the peraay warmed and supplied with Croton water, 0 cemts | | That the owners and masters of, vessels in the harbor, and MIGHARY, MURRAY saat: Ande Bight of rockets will aunounce ts organisa hebelieves the said Fernando Wood was present, “the | Board of Police Commissioners for that purpose. The said iRY STREET DINING SALOO! Ree eee sare gh heif ausat trom id o'clock Me, and oe THOMAS MUNROR, Chairman. | tom ‘The various stands. will pe illuminated ty exleinm Bee eet et ee ine ae ee etioe Commleniinnsn sgres tick the price far | _Allcrestare eomtures te the. way. ef esting, ant drfoking Pe Sean, BHM OFm ellos Meal Oe |, 2hux Daister “Fccretaries, Iighis, "Wallnce’s: Shclton’s and other bands will be ip Station Houses, and the Mayors of New and Brooklyn, | each box shall be fitoen dollars, if the shud box or boxes | selected by one of the best caterers in the city, served up in | | Thatour fellow citizens will close their several places of ae ba Qe . with power.” ‘That on the twelfth day of August, thé | shall in all respects be porfect in itself, and shall pass the | UP top style, at prices commensurate with the hard times, business during the day. ST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.—INDEPENDENT eee oe ine crea Dares, | omen) pid: ” said Fernando Wood, together with Messrs. Nye and Guol- | inspection of Us committe {aid boxes to be paid for on pa. 4. SVMS cept ie SENS RHR reve nore 3. Belg nor prinats oon: fit ei mong ap eeecdegey perreny iy oa aR sree ae Se et 5 resaid comunittee, a@ wri lelivery anc ‘pection ¢ committee, and their THE OYSTER DEPARTMEN’ fas pamad on Aanicahe paribas 4 he ~ | man of First district, Zi SMITH. Ward dames L. Hackett, contract with the said Samuel C Jollie, that the said Jol- | ce: eof. Said boxes are to be delivered on or | Supplied with the most luscious bivalves, cold euta, sardin EO Whitehall st evaripus crgaginations Will 89% | seems eerremremrrnnrerterrmmrmraser f Bard Bartholomew Healy. Me should fais h all ofthe ballok ‘boxes requisite fr ‘tho | Before the eth day of October, a wach place cr plates an 1) bey and iEebilned roam eles a ‘i eM. ed gS el al Halioirere are Feavesied to mectin the | 47H, JUDICIAL DISTRICK—AT AN ADJOURNED | Ward in On. Takeo ¥ Metropolit district exceed four thousand, | directed by this committec. _M IGLEY, Proprietor. Council chamber, City Hall, at 11 A. M., on the day in ques: I “+ Me pee PA Suteon patrick Wade, in which contract ‘the said Board of Police Commission’ FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor. re wee sonny nprnmengrageemcoocnigen egcaseraceecl fgg, Ths JOSEPH M: MARSH of the Teach ward, wan neginuicd es imei E Delavan, Charles Ti i , Mayor. TORE MARSH, of the Tenth ward, was nominated as | Ward “UDDantel EDelavan, Charles H Bing. wo wae ET tas trie tap Gach bor eiall ba Sitied Oot: TACO OHOLWELT, Commitee, | ASGLEH HAUNCH OF MUTTON FOR DINNER ON | The reiaiers of the decganed are requested to meetin the | eanvidate for , 3 , my pon e for Police Justice; and, upoo the motion of Mr. | W: LWilliam J. Brisley, Philip W. Engs. iar tas the anid centract, a copy whereof, as dhs JAMES W. NYE, Onna iasgow beat bain on Tomniog. Gercuone desiring to naye Felice placed in, the box wo be de. | Ashael Reed, seconded by Mr. W. HR Jones his Rormaiioa “tameel Women doa Hate. marked A, will more fully appear, and which he bray ‘Avover 12, 1857 } ©. JOLIE, | cach, steak and Opsten Henan iit Welerak asa 04 Walle Piling tanto Alasee Seige san do. by for. | “Soum b. HYEk, Becretary Charen Bake , 7 . a . . el LY, ke —_————— 4 may be taken as a part of this his complaint. That on the ‘Barclay & Perkins’ Lendon porter, Bass’ pale ale, drawn Mi RRIS, % Thomas H. Ferria, Seurteeuth dey of September following James M. Nye, e | [Abetract of minutes of Board of Metropolitan Police Com- FS Se yee eta (had Blan the Loudon Fiteee ra a TH Jan, Fifeenth and Seventecnth wards) 33 Gumbleton. . ioners, ‘who, missioners. | a etme! orice pen A WM. COULTER, Democratic republican regular nominations. ths plaintiff believes, was one of the member he ¥ — o T . wi eee ee a ie | so Sebaidas ch Dandon Btece and tho auayorsct New | Liv asushpippeeacsitucs ncn’ PETER CRAWFORD, { Committes JOREEH M, MARSH. +» 0.8. Hibard ‘he Committee on Ballot Boxes had made a contract with | York and Brooklyn, with power. ‘Glasgow beef hams, small size, 2e. per ALEX. R. HEMPHILL, For Civil e. K, Dennis MeCarty. Samuel ©. Jollie for supplying the requisite number of | — Sept. 14, 1857.—Gen. Nye reported to the Board that the Speldrens for sale, in small thes, GRO. W. WARNER, ANTHONY EICKHOFS, P m1 Deanis Baer, ‘them for the entire distriet, not to exceed four Committee on Ballot Bo mad tract with RICHARDSON & HAYTER, CHAS. DOTY, THOS. WALLACE, Ch’n, Police Justloe “ -B.B. Connolly, losiah Sutherland, , mumittee on lor pxes le @ contract Elizabethan Ale Lunch Room, 120 Water st. 4 84 Wall st. W. JUDSON. JOUN B. * ‘Convention. Ward 2. ..... Benj P. Pairehild, Alexander Ward. ai iteen dollars a piece,” which report was accopted: | Samuel Jolle for suppisiny the requisite number of then 5 . a gg nn ELIJAH F. Powa.2 Civil Junuce WILLIAM J. BRISLEY, Chairman. That on first day of September the said Fer- | for the entire district—not w exceed 4,000—at $15 a piece. | THE STORR.—A NEW HOUSE OF SOCIAL RESORT, MERICAN GUARD.—7IST REGIMENT N.Y. Ss. Mi. | —____YOHN PP. JAW, Beo'y. Convention. Fort Oye sumtin’, } Secretaries. mado Wo oc ed «reson ata ley al meeting of said | Report accepted. ‘on the principle of the Old Shades, at No. 12 Leroy litia.— Headquarters, New York, Nov. 18, 1857 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.<THE DEMOCRATIO Novice. The above committee of arrangements, with the Boar ‘Commiesioners, as follows:—“Resolved, | Sept. 21. 1857.—Mayor Wood also offered the following, | place, Blecoker atrcet, between Greene and Mercer streets, | 1. compliance Ot tune eet inenio caare thrall Conyention. of the above district met on Thursday bight Br’ and speakers, will meet at the hall on Monday, at ‘That : “ ely near ‘Broadway. The ctf ‘his Board (meaning the said Board of Police Com: | whieh was adopted—Gen, Nye, Mayors Wood and Powell | near, Broadway; | The proprictir respeattuly Miers Se | aid'members of this Regiment are hereby ordered toassem- | iiwnrit ball in, Woceler treet ae et oat uoaninens missioners) deems iteelf fully authorized to procure and | and Mr. Cholwell voting in the affirmative, and Messrs. i KER, an old attache of the Common Counell r 4 style equal to any house in the city, and is prepared to furnish | ble atthe Armory in full uniform, for parade, on Wednes- pon. 0id otecke of the Common. eunst 2, aannupeu HE PEOPLE IN COUNCIL.—THE CITIZENS OF NEW York in favor of an honest and economient administration pay for aif such supplies, materials, or articles of what- | Bowen and Stranahan in the negative:— gs LE fp tg Ce ah day, the 28¢h Inst wiz, nature which, under the law for the establishment | Resolved, That this Board deems itself fully authorized | ‘also'wines, liquors au mperiong porter, | “ike line will he formed in Broome street, 9f the Metropolitan Police districts, approved April 15, | to procure and pay for all such supplies, ue teras:} ne eee oes eR YLIe rR way art aro Seng De Brevepetrort. wight an Reent GT WwoICTAL DieTRICT, $f, gur municipal government, and in favor of elevating DA: 3867, itis incumbent upon this Board te 8, Procure,” which ticks of whatever natare which, under the law for the | =—=—=——————————— | _, The band and field music will report to the Adjutant, at the vaqheusidinan a aietens coe Sear a lcon Trasday) Novcaber 20 ac PM A vesolution was adopted, Mr. Nye, Mayors ‘and | establishment of the Metropolitan Police District, approved REWARDS. The Mu th Fer Police Justice, tumber of eminent speakers will be present and address the Pewell and Mr. Cholwell’ voting in ‘the affirmative, and | Apri! 15, 1857,-it is incumbent upon this Board to procure. | ~~ -swwr rn arn Hoste Comenitene dpe insted te hare thadrumscorered v1 meeting. By order of the Proplo’s Bacentive Commities af pon Proc: REWARD cAOET, NOV. 18 IN BROADWA with black crape or thin black serge by the 24th inst. RICHARD _KBLLY. rey oe One ues E. COOLEY, Chairman. ‘Messrs. Bowen and Stranaban in the negative. That the ‘The within is a correct transcript of the minutes of the Y, artermasi«'r Buckingham is directed to Ty EMBREE. $ near Fourth airect, a black nnd tan terrier dog: had ot wine Gomniesary General Mor 100 rounds’ viske cast | TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT 2TH, 19TH, AND 2p Paton fone" tsecrearon hereto annexed, marked B, is an abstract of the | Board of Police. GEO. W. E, minutes of said Board of Commissioners, and which he Chief Clerk protem. | %,Patent leather collar marked © b age. ards. Davin Waastarr, makes part of this his complaint. That in and «) ri pe Ried nad ad will report to the Colonel at the Armory Regular Demecsatic Regubliens Nominauon, PR ni ha se by said contract the said boxes were to be de- | To THe RoaRD oF METROPOLITAN Pouce Commission ERs'— & a v + HE UNANIMOUS DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE. Bvered on or before the 26th day of October, at such | You will please to take notice that in pursuance of the REWARD —A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER, (xO cbpon tht ocension the Commine of Arrangements of the — a BEA TRTR h Firrn Atuenw ante Drstnicy Bre or acc a eho bo diesel by ‘thesatd committee. | contract made by your honorable Board with myself on $5, Wuleapot ax mothe Old, name Tan, strayed rem | mented and gallant Major General Worth, whose romainsare | TH, JUDICIAL DISTRICT—TWELFTH, NINETEENTH Parta of Eighth, Ninth and Fifteenth warde, this plaintiff has not ascertained what directions said | the 12th of Angust last, I have fully completed the manu- | No. ‘MLafayeite place, Dr. Gray's, on Tuesday; ears and tail | 1 be taken from the receiving vault at Greenwood Cemetery, ‘and Twenty second a For Alderman. j ove reward, with thanks. and deposited in their last resting place, beneath the mona: Atthe reaular adjourned meeting of the delegates to the R. W. 8. BONSALL. vent cea ee ae ee rT, Ciat | ReReoy. tants the balance TR<SoT oC HeretOOre dee | en aera srseaiedent Seared Majne Gourrettansfort sacl | eourened a ne muse of debn Med adicial district; | (PO THE ELECTORS OF THE FIRST ALDERMANIC tan? Gian no eleotion held whereby it became necessary | livered. You willalso take notice that in case the said batiot | DQ) REWARD —LORT, ON MONDAY EveNtnn, thenerely pa eee genre mi jogenl house of John Met uet a EE en CrORD distriet —Having ween Itannounced in the ‘pubke press a Honor, which having been | and Third avenue, ou the sevent t0 use any of the said boxes, between the time of making | boxes are not received by you, that they will be stored | pe oe ee ee een ee one | acceded to, the regi pom, this ovens! Jy'nominated as the regular d SL. | that certain parties received the regular nomination for Alder- fhe said contract and the last November clection, which | on your account and at your risk and expense. Pee te p hep paced be be om eal ee al rte eded to, the regiment, apos, this occasion, will have the | Sate fur Civil Justice of the Reventh Judicial distric' ticcandi- | Pith from tie First Aldermante Convention, which met,ipar- took place on the third day of Noverfiber instant; that | Gor. 26, 1867. 8. C. JOLLIE. —— ¢ hero to the tomb, where he will rest, surrounded | The three last ballots stood as follows: Seen to thas otsl of Teo Seemet sesaea on Wekemaay | ee rn Se aie, Maron won ANSE. $150 REN sRD—Loer oR oROLEN, on rm Reps, | Sptegalsromevmmn yng aS | samme. eg oo: TOI, | Se i th ind tad end ‘ew York, at a meet 6 Boar: r- ing of November o rom Twenty thir . " stele eae : j q he Fe | te City tne city and’ county of Now York held onthe | James Horner, a citizen, dc.y w. Fernando Wood, im one ee eae down Broadway to Fulton | 4-0. Damanxer, Adjutant, | aimns Pearson: 3 Hs 5 | RestashtoeRiderraat't tke Pew Allormaric: accom 19th day of October inst, presented a resolution of which | pleaded with Samuel C, Jollie and others.—The several mata h accel cacssepttd onterer oe Gy FEST DIVIsION, NeW YORK STATE MILITIA. Henry Richardso aa | i ; ‘he Firat Second, Thirt, aud part of ue Fourth aud the following is a copy:—"'Resolved, that the Comptroller | ‘gnewers of Fernando Wood, oue of the defendants in thi | New York State Hank, amount $76 51; and a number of ocber DIVISION ORDERS John A. Stemmler. 0.05... 2 1 = Pee PRO. elnieeemennes te tie be euthorized and directed to draw his warrant for such 2 papers, which are of no valne to any one except the owner, New York, November I7th, 1857. vequently the nomination of James Sandford was made " " ,, save AP Td dun: of money as may be required to pay for the bailot | ction, to the plaintiff's complaint therein shows— as payment of the notes and drafis have been stopped. Any GEORGE WEIR Hee a ee Taatoe twcnnpacteed ward be Tore provided by the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, | First—He admits that at the time of the passage of th | One who will return the nook, F aPers, Xe. con hav Sit ba Epwann TM?S0%,? gooretar He Gaaieman ) Xiderman, CHARLES WILLMOT: s ; the Monument, to be Wiasam Haris, j yelarion. Deb SAMUEL SCOTT. Chairman, rmynatiog, > WILLIAM O. BRYON, Bee’: mom . ard, and no questions pursuaut to the twenty-first section of the act to establish | act known as the act t establish a Metropolitan Polic . 8 Metropolitan Police Piurietand to provide for the gov. | district and for a long timo thereafter, he did pro | “~ Goodale, 28 Broadway *’ That on the presentation of said resolu- | pounce ‘the said net anconstitational. He further admits, | eT —TOeT AND FOUND, of Broadway anit Fifth JOT ALDFRMANIC DISTRICT.-DEMOCRATIO: RE: | === se = publican regular omination. For Alderman Tenth DANCING ACADEMIFS. Parade and Review in commemoration of the day will | ernment thereof. ” Supervisor of the Fifteenth ward, moved | that while he believed it so, and wntil it had beom prom | onan 3 PEA ! : to a’committes, which was lost on a division, | nounced valid by the Court of Appeals, he refused to AUTION TO THE PUBLIC. —LOST, TWOPROMIS®ORY | ‘DRA Bratee be ine Ih ihetant ne Ae directed by Aldermanic district, Bernard Reilly. | i a rnnnrnmenne Wo voting iu the ailirmauve and fifteen in the negative; | act as a Commissioner onder it; he also admits that on or Rom TD Ftaks in favor er Robert Blake, aad ec | > Ait kaieeey Corps from other ction and villages, desirous of pare HER teh ard, Cin Homtasting Coe. | COG BROADWAL—MME, SAUYAGRAU'S DANCING Bat Une kid resolution was then adopted on a division of | about the 224 day of July he took his seat as a Commis. | dorsed by him—one for $60y dated Now, York, 4th December, | participating in the cere of the day, will report to the fa ee | a cant oece rman tetetitaieesiad, +} 1886, three months, due 7th March Inst; the other also for $600, | Division Inspector, upon the Haitory, at half-pas: 10 o'clock, | ‘] ()TH ALDERMANTC DISTRICT._DEMOCRATIC RE- | classes 6 fit aye py days, Thursdays and Saturdays es Lanciers”’ every nigh ‘at the general practice. 2 2 DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMTES, TH WARD.—AT A MERTING OF THE COMMITTEE . Nel tie eateans elie Boodle be Board, by a vote of fifteen In the affirmative and two | sioner under such law. | tures mond be |. Second—He denies the allogation in the complaint tha: | gang Now York. | Dy said act it was made the duty of said Board of Police 16 provide ballot boxes for said Metropolitan Police dis- publican nomination and people ‘or Alderman, JOSEPH G. BROWNING. bth December, 1886, three months, due 4ih | A. Mt y were specially endorsed to George 1. ‘Atter passing the City Hall, the Division will form line ii Sampson, cashier, and were payable at AUantic Bank, Brook: | Broa re - with the rob om Murray street, and will wheel lyn. Payment of the above notes being stopped, the public is in with the left in front, as soon as the funeral pro- a the negative. The same was thereupon directed rent to his Honor the Mayor for val. That at the the said resolution was offered by the said Steersonly on tion of the said boxes had bene as dep and that ‘al trict, but fod —_ iy ppg) ng ou Bark | Seren speepet painat purchasing or begoUalug (bem, as in is formed. 0, broth wen ie by a paper writing dated the 2th day of October Inst, | provide enid boxes for the cities of New York and Brook. | they wilt not be palit. Tine of march will be up Broadway to the Monument, to nominate ward officers, held on Thursday evenin, . peg 8 rf | _New York, Nov. 20, 1867. eT Oe aa Tin Iieistoe will forke line on the weet | Nov. 18 1607, mt 16 Prince etree Santee call ot obs | nmmaa new open fer Be recepuen of pupils directed to the Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners, | lyn, for use at general, speci) and charter elections, and i the said Jolie gave notice that he had fully completed the | t@keep custody thereof, except during the takin, receiving 7 ogp_oNn 17TH OCTOBER, IN OR NEAR THE ARTI- As Broadway, until the Body with the Civie procession manufacture of the glass ballot boxes named in the said | and counting of the votes, | Li dias Beak. two romiasory nots, made by Thomas | The 7ist Regiment is detailed as a G@ard of Honor for the eontract of the 12th August last, and thereby tendered | | Thir: \—He admits the introduction by Simeon Draper of Kneen to the order of Woods & 1. . dated New York, | occasion, Col. Vosburg will detail # detachment to receive Democratic Republican General Committee, on motion, Al KES’ darman Mowaghan was called to the chair, nod Joka Godwin, | enone ee eee ie aaeas Ormast Secretary, On motion the following genilemen were nomi | Ciasses meet Tuesdays, Fridays, Wednesdays and Satas day hated —For Commissioner of Common Schools, Andrew L. Dasonuyn, lecuesete Mali, Covet eraser. the balance thereof, not theretofore detive and algo, | the resolution set out in the complaint, but denies the alle- | March 12, ten months date, for $22 and June 16, eight | the Body at the City Hall uesday, at 3 P.M, and to re- | Byrne. For Trustees, Patrick D Br or retin case the said ballot boxes were not received by | gation said that Board of Police did not advertise as provi. | months date, for $194 $6, endorsed by jooda & Lowry ante | main on duty until the procession is formed | Byrne. For Trustees, Patrick Doland and Jamea (Nei ond | | Classes meet Mondays and Thursdays, , All persons jolsing them, that they would be stored on their account and at | ¢d in saidgesolution, and on the contrary, he says that said subserivers, to whom the Onder ie requesied to, return them, | Col, V sito pon the Commis. | Manrahan. For Constables, Richard Crawiord aid lsat | Gutrecharges etatemies, Sad SD fbeir tisk and expense, a copy of which notice is annexed, } Hoard of Police, in pursuance of the law, did advertise for | “t yaane street, TOODS. LOWRY, Eno! byt, ok pw A 1 three rounds of blank ammunition for his | Jones. s —— a - ~ M 1 ee NEW hem ey map ood ACA- marked B. That the said Mayor, Fernando Wood, on the - — ses BE BAUR SUAS SARDIDALES, Wemy, 361 Broome surest, anew class for beginners will - proposals in three public daily newspapers of the city of "ine Major General, by requestof the Committee of Ar- 28 1D WARD PROPT Rew u For twenty first day of October thereafter, approved ahereaf; | New York, viz: The New York Datly Tribune, the OST—A BANK BOOK ON THE ITH NOVEMBER, ON ments of tbe Common Council, respeatfully invites all | NIL, cz fat the Comptvolier of the city refused todraw his warrant | York Daily Pimes, and the New York Daily xpress, each Be meee oe he Hae, Tie fnder' oui | cmcers of the army and navy of the United rechy Al | Pee tat ALEXANDER RED. commence on Tuceday. All the fashionable dances tought in fm obedience to the mandate of said reeointion, whereupon | day, for the Cay erro. wpe, ee eaters reniy} it at the bank. participang in te cereme ce Pp oponed by the committee For Counciiman, JOHN H, DAVISON. ‘cone course of lessons. There are classes open for wose more tho said Samuel ©, Joliie made an application to the Su: | commening about the 20th of July, and ending about the ns - m the removal of the remains to monument, to aasem- ch Mn a — | WRMEA tebncicic ited Denil: Bat card Si p - P ORT OR STOLEN.—€2 REWARD.—SUPPOSED TO | ble on the 2h of November ium, at the Gov umn, . <a a ‘olice Commissioner, to obey the mandate of said rr wi iy i from Dunkirk to New York, via Brie Ratiroad,on | _ ‘The Major Genoral aiso invitns the several corps ef uniform: ° Fon ALDERMAN ory.={cenone for adults and ohiliren Sh ber 1a HON, NICHOLAS SBAGRIST, and Thursdays, at 7 o clock, Wednesdays ny dre eesone knd wit new’ dancen ACB Oeloek, ‘The Hoard of Polloe Commisgionors of the Metropolitan Po- | the 12th and 18th insta, @ solid linked, chased gold bracelet, | ed militia troops, within a convenient distanee of the eit ice distelet Will receive proposals for supplying the district | with heavy enamelled locke! and gold heart attached. The | firous to participate in the funeral honors to be rend ballot boxes ‘wnt the lst di Peat By order | above reward will be paid, and no questions asked, upon ftw | the ‘oecaaton, to report themselves to the Division Thm J Roiree; admiration 26 ernts, ladies fren, * ny of Angi of the Board. Geo. W. EMBREE ol ‘Clerk, pro tem. return_to the owner, y A. Beckley, % William aireet, the First Division upon the Battery, at haif-past 1) o'clock a - AM. daely. RC WRIGHT'S DANCING ACADEMY, 660 BROA room 21. ites ae, QP WARD—A GRAND, RATIFICATION MEETING ‘way. —Classes for ladien Tugeday and Matai OMe elution, That said motion on agurment before one of the Jastices of the Supreme Court, was denied on the ground that the said Metropolitan Police Commissioners, nor the eity of New York, were liable under the said contract, Workingman’s candidate, And who was only beaten by one vole two years ago. Dut that the Wf recoverable, was a county charge | Fourth—Defendant admits that a contract was made by and must be audited by the Board of Supervisors. That | said Board with Samuel C. Jollic for the manufacture and O8T—ON THURSDAY LAST, TWO GOLD ENAMELLED residences al birth Free yee peeing of the democracy ef the Twenty second ward will be ntlemen Tueeday and Friday evenings. nine St appears by a printed copy of the proceedings of the | delivery by said Jollie to and for said Board, to be used Bee eee maked eC BIO AH J” They are | Cally invited to attend. , feldat National Hall, Porty fourth street, between Eighth for ladies and gentlemen on Wednesdays. Pupilacao Board of Supervisors, that on the 9th day of November | under the provisions of said Metropolitan Police bill, glass | valued as @ keepsake, and the finder will be re ‘af offeere of the militia Dot on duty are invited to stand stro eta pening 3 Spel bas commence at any time. Soiree to morrow ev petant omar Mespe: ‘visor oxen. ‘arded ving 1 in full wniform, and to assembie in the Governor's room, C ¥ clock, ‘nom! ‘of JAMES. 4 rail a ae pre ew Work Plbathors 0. | Ulcer edent ofmite that os the 14th September | man. by leaving them at 228 Water street, corner of Bet: | rae hoclck A.M. By onler at.” | the people'scandidate for Alderman of the Thirteenth Alder THE MILITARY 3 4 u ‘Major General SANDFORD. manic disiriet, as well asthe other names on sald ticket. Seve ae . at oe Fal eminent speakers will address the meeting. “RMORY OF THE NEW YORK CrTY ¢ ———— sc athe adr ot opervs& Fs, | wt men wpe chy ot, Me | OOM SATRDAT MORNINGS PROBL AING | Remo, Drie irc ree _ ; E Necolved. That the City Chamberlain be, and he is here- | New York, reported to said Board that said contract had | 7 A NE one ete, We eet co"'leaving ai Mol | INMPIRE OIFY LODOR NO. s04_F. AND A. —TH TA MEETING OF THE MEMNERA OF THE AMERT. | Goyed Mabel Zh INT OAD Adjourned, neem ok Monday by, authorized, empowered and directed Wo pay Samuel C. | been made with said Jollie, stating the price ahd other | Chambers street, with B. T. Christianson. PIRE CITY LODGE NO. 2067. AND &. MOTE | ZL can Convention of the Third judiela district (Kiehib and | evening, Fee ee ee ene tL Tas posed maar Joike, his representatives, arsigns or order, on the pre- | particulars, and that raid report was accepted. He also haadhctestapnacese No ee ee eee loge Thal, on, Weleeeiay er. | eee eee eee eee eee ectenicd a | CerHeare renpecttally invites te ofend. sentation of « certified copy of this resolution, the amount | admits that on the 2ist September thie deponent offered ORTON WEDNESDAY, ISTH INST, A DIAMOND | Ning. Nov. 25 wo unite with the Grand Lodge in the tpuio named gentlemen were unanimously nominated — é ALEX. HENRIQUES, President. $0 be paid by tho contract of said Jolie with the Board of | ia said Hoard Pdogatey resetaton mentioned in the complaint, | 14 shirtated, The finder wilt ve liberally rewarded by re Se ee Oe aoe can genet Isaac C. Potane, Beeretary. Folice for the Metropolitan Police Matrict, for the mana- | but avers that atic no reference whatever | turning it to est siroet e remo) Mi 0 = - . : facture and delivery by anid Joll:6 of four thousand ballot | to ballot boxes or eait contract with Jollie, but referred | Cop aye oR STOLEN, F ayer age ee toe ieee BS. HENRY, WOM, A o.| NOsPAREE oF ape JRAND INVITATION — MILI boxes, which have been provided for said Board, ander | rolely 10 rent, stationery. printing, advertising, fuel and | \ ied ag FROM THE BOUSR NO, 18 SS rena Resolved. That we recommend to the electors of the Bighth | (., herbooker Mall, corner of Twenty ser ty vine of section teenty-one ofthe act of ihe Le. | light, which, by eakd Police act exid Board bad authority | Gog, with white ring arcus! his peck, buslty tail men ge ASONIC_ NOTIC or sore candidates above nominated for their | and Kighihavenue, All military companies are Rilature of the Stato of New York, entitted “An Act to | Wo provide as Police expenses without application to any ap, WH waite ing drones Iie poe Beer ly trees ean Me re cing ented a th jnvit CHARLES Ht fitan Police District, and to provide for | person, Board or offloer other than said Police Board be given for hie recovery. of by sending notice where he mn; as ‘mmunt PoUS FoRaHAY. ch ooo ype t at there £2? which, on 5 iam | . Sixth—Defendant admite that Alderman Steers, at the | be fow ” . K to i Hesey Jay, Secrewry eT i on en hed be 4} po i hy Wileon, the Supervisor of the First war mplaint, offered the resolution set = tication of the mone. | i — —— ——— — — le, Sompany are Founent mt a ie a special commutes, consisting of the S Ithat when aid resolution was NEW PUBLICATIONS. quente ; TAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THR INDEPEN | eet drill and «thor business: First, Nineteen nd Kighth wards of ented to defendant, ae Maror of the city of New o eee i riets tienen, aucenaet Ln ROBT. MANSEIBLD, Captain. Mewnrs, Wilken, Mexpedon and Tucker. Yor. that he approved of the same i B= | cer Coliaas stan, cn ten create ot Oo tenet, ee, meE, First Lieutenn . w That as Yet no report has been made hy the said .com Seventh—Defendant, on information and belief, ad IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PR N AT AN EMERGENT MEETIN 1. A. Motienth ih the chair, on motion, Andr Pi Joun Gessner, Onterly. m enid resolution. That he is ant of | the allegations in said complaint contained in referenc 9. APPLETON & CO., 340 and 348 road JV" the M.W. Grand Lodce of the ancient and Ronorabie | John €. Bailey were appointed Secretari On. mo VENTH REGIMENT N.Y. 8 M—COMPAN cEVE the number of ballot boxes required for the counties of | the resolution offered by Alderman MeSpedon on the 9th ears seagy Pa YS fee EAS | Mr. Beewy Cemter, (ae Cmaventon Wein tate bale ¢ Lae tinaldc New York, November 2, 1867.—Ths Kings, Richmond and Weetehester, nor does he know | of November, instant, and the reference thereof, PURCHASED if FvROPE pant. Kk phy “aed pt the oon | ‘ , whereupon ibe following votes were cast —¥ members of this company are directed to aasemb @ at the initier under the saidact it is or ie notthe duty of the | Fighth—Defendamt is ignorant whether 1,740 of said : A very InrRe ato OE og Uctpate, on the 20" ihe uretnotion of the dedication | Lacnchs eo TROMAG STEWART wer teade tuanimous,” | NOrY, ¢ Monday, 23d inet Supervisors of the several counties under the direction of | boxes would be sufficient for one election in said city, bat SPLENDIDLY ILLVETRATED BOOKS of the monument erceied to, the memory of the jate Major Wit J. A. MCGRATH, Chairman. | CYereoat and the usual badge 4 the said Boarfl of Police Commissioners to provide the | alleges that in consequence of the fragile nature of the Redan eattabin for Woraries, General William J. Worth. The various Corlges and the mem Jomx ©. Barry, c * | of paying the last tribate of respect too necessary ballot boxes for their respective counties—but | material it was decmed necossary to have a greater num reed for their bersof the Craft generally will ese in Ot Felony Asorew J. Pic, {Hecretaries. bee ae Crary « ho haa bebn informed, and believes it to be true, that there | ber manufactured than were required for actual tise, 80 WHOLFSALE AND RETAIL SALES ee SS Sec beeen ednesday Eh are one hundred and seventy-four election districts in the case of accklent, or breaking from any other Of the season, JAMES M. AUSTIN, Gr. Secretary. T 5 ae by tg oy Ae a8, oD HE WESTMEATH VOLUNTEERS, UNDER COMMAND city and county of New York, for which it is necessary to | ight immediately be supplie: And not ee | Aun, tt ele Cie arte of commit s, Seeeer ne ree. T ‘of Captain Thomas Keegan, had their first annual excur- provide ballot boxes, and allowing ten to each ward, | pfendant denies that it was given out, as pre Wishing to bold them unt the next year Pow TODGR, S8.F. A.M, WILL MERT AT ODD | {he following report was made: = et sion on Thursday, the 12h lest. They were a handsome set Saly one thousand seven hundred and forty were neces: | tended, by defendant Jollie, Renjamin Wood or thie Toomer tor Oar teen bake Fellows’ Hall. on Wednesday next, the 28th tnet.. at Binn Ce ee ee eee De tee enlace that hans | of met, sumberme G muskets, Sad were pres ated wie S sary; lees than one-half alieged to have been ordered | defendant, or by either of them, to the knowledge of this AT A GREAT REDUCTION iweive ‘o'clock, M.,io participate in the ceremonies of ihe | been made, they having been made by two or three indivi ananee of Uanatael 008 ore Deed hone 1s ne Peres Dy and under the said contract: that the ballot boxes used | defendant, to the other members of said committee, that Never in the je course of their business doctenen of on Yor teokenmet, ‘The members are re- | duals in secret conclave, therefore your committee thinks I: 18 | Well ‘pleased ‘with their’ day'* amusement. A braver com: fa the last election in this county were of the description | said Jollic was the patentee of said boxes or anything Vas ao fine a stock been prepared ageted to be panciaal ie thelr atlamdenets ays cow... | Rot sift or tale goatety to ou ‘such nominations, when | My Piten sid noe parnie rhrough our city this season, OF Stated in the said contract, but by whom furnished and | clee ne stated in said complaint, but avers the truth to be Affording Pride ence ibe aero apelanea ws toport oh cur went mcoting ontable | men, WhO tavern greater tove for fatherland Their emetewt Gelivered he cannot positively state, although he believes | that at the time said contract was made, or shortly prior Ahenttosmuety TATR OF NEW YORE-AOCIRTY OF THE CINCIN | perecne fortis ssaooclasion’ to support pour pest election. | Sian i, 08 ayme futare they were delivered in the name of the said Jellie. That | thereto, while said committer had the subject un OR accrete OAT Tineral order, New York, Nov. 21, 1887 —In tesu | Carried. WN NTHONY, at pA H was civen out, oF pretended by the eaid Joilie, the said | der consideration, that a specimen of the said batlot box A CHRISTMAS PRESENT tony of our respect for the memory of our deceased associat? YE FDISK 2 Vioe Presidente, ot fretrienicthey bare ied Fernanio Wood, Benjamin Wood, or by one of tem, with | of said Jollie aud of several other ballot boxes, manu Or to Major tieneral Worth. an honorary member of thin saclety— Wa. Saree, Fighting by the the knowledge and approbation of the others, and so repre. | factured by other particr, was exhibited to said committee Purchase Inacknowledyment of hie ditungruished public services b yo Rooretarien. And the foo they late before them, pented and pretended to the other members of the said | and to said Board of Police, and that stamped on the iron evil wine an bi Cy Sk caiet on eee | een enc — a ‘committee at the time of making the said contract, or | frame of enid box, so exhibited by said Jollie, were the Toone front the honorable Common Council. Members will sem. | (UVIL JUSTICE, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. —AT A FINANCIAL, Ahortty before the said contract was made and executed, | words “Patent applied for” and this dofendant at the Already commenced. Fo ae eae orrrore room, in the City Hall, on Wednesday, | QJ meeting of the German citizens, held at the house of Meo} aaaancnne an a memes That the anid Jollie was the inventor and patentee of the | time believed that said Jollio was the inventor of aaig — - ———————= | Nov. %, at 11 A. M., with their insignia in morning, and take | Charles Wolfe, No. 5 Mercer street, Nov. 21, 1887, WILLIAM $3.000 OR $1,000 WANTED—ON BOND AND aid boxes, or that he had applied for a patont therefor | glass ballot box, and believed that he had applied for LEGAL NOTICKS. tho piace which will be aasiged to thern in the ceremonies of | B. MERCH, the present incumbent, was nominated as thelr | mortgage of abort date, er on notes six and ‘and was entitled thereto, and that no other person had a | patent therefor, and did not know and had never heard A. the occasion. By order .” a candidate for Civii Justice ae ith and Ninth wards, Seraive manthe, ft rend ore ean a Ber! diseount Fight to make the safhe without the consent and permis. | that his said application had been rejected for any cause, QUrBEME COURT.—COX V8. BARNES AND OTHERS.— Asexancen B. Tuouves ane Le Re witr, | @eenes Semaumme, Commer. ‘AM GIRST, Chairman. ‘Will be given. . , box LI2 Herald office. fon of the said Jolie, without rutjecting, himself to pro; | but, defendant denies Uhat the fact that the said Jottie had | 65, te parraance of an onter in this sun. Ube aeseia we | OSS anne nea tenn | ~ - $14. 000 $4,000, 83,00, $3,000, $2,500, $2,000, Fecution for an infringement of such patent; that the said | applied for a patent for said invention or discovery in any "7 e sold under the direc’ ‘un ———— | Feo 6) — m0? . , Hye and ‘Chotwell, believing said representation to be | way influenced sald committee or said Board of Police in | SRe in hay of Rover by SIMEON DRAFER e000 canner rene nnnenanes | Thee act e Repee POND FO Bm Teal ‘ectata, toss eile, Alem, & pramhet af gmail’ peme rue, consented to the making of the aaid contract; where: | the selection of the ballot box of said Jollie, ut, on the in the chy nf New York, at twelve orelock, noon. A ENTISTRY.O. J. BAGLETON RXTRACTS THETA | , Dore be scttowarde our party Qo which be elaimete be | to loan in Hrooklyn. Apply to X. SEROBANT. t5 Wal ‘as, ih truth and in fact, such representation was designed. | contrary, he says that said ballot box of said Jollio was ule of ‘anaeta may be seen at the office of the under. ‘without the lenat patn, We cuahasl or Neation, the ef: wise x AA U — false and untrue that the said Jollie was the patentee | selected by said committee and by said Board of Police be. | signed, No. fasannt *ireet, room No. 9, over Rank of Com. | fect of which ja neither unylonmaat jurious. Teeth in- = 100 000 ry D TO PURCHASE FROM eof, although it may be trae that said Jollie may have | cause of ite superiority over all others that were presented | Meree, from the ne nntil the day of 7 when it | serted at the wi possible prices, Wait graraniond YORK, NOV, 9, 1867.—-HON. DANIEL F. TIF. . + $8,000 10 $100,000 of ary goods tn vxehan made some application Tor a patent, which application the | to said Board. wee tern, at the ice of the auctioneer, sorner of Leny or no charge. Danal sireet, near Mercer, (oki No. 74.) —Dest sit—At_& regular meeting of the’ Young K ELDON te Renn te bonds. Apply '0 Mb. La ee rcation a ballet alleges was denied; that | Tonth—Defendant aays that it is wholly and uttoriythise | Qy'traaies Sad conden OWARD, Neteres EXTRAC IN TRN BRCONDA, WITHOUD | Met's Rational General Committee,”’ hei! Inet evening at the | © ————— —~- La. 3 fe enid Boxes. including locks. are not worth more than | that thie defendant was cognizant #f the arrangemont be Shaw Tons, Nov. 16, 1987. nA 5 tet puin by my ew ka roceen tat | New York University. your nominaiign for he Mayoralty of A BANK, BETHEL, CONN. —THE BILLS OF ve dollars ach, and can be made, or procured to be | tween the aaid Jollie and Jin Wood, or that this de: Meeaedocd EF taeonly. | Sa city, in opposition fo Fern Food. was tinaatmotaly Hiss Bane, IRL CONN rince of Ben). F. Fondo, Tor abate td Gare ant a half, inctoding lode, | fendant was in any way, either directly ‘or indirectly, to —_— eatery endorsed, and a commiues of ize was appoinied to wail on re, 200 Broadway, a per crm auscoant find at thie price anbrd w large proft, and that the sum of | share in any profs of Said contract; and this defendank fA o-oo ne DURKIN, 488 Canal wireet, moar Vartoh. | 7" orm Fou AUGUSTUS J. BROWNE, President. | SRying SAVINGS INSTI 0. % WARREN fiftoon dollars a picee is more than three times the value | charges as his belief, that said James Horner, the daintitt T OTTING.—CRENTREVILLE. course, lL. _1.—TURS- SSS Leawnen W. Avstin, Secretary. Pre SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 50 F Lenee thereof; that the defendant, Benjamin Woo; procured the | in this action, when he made the said allegation that this day, Nov. 24, at 2o'elock P. M., match for $2,000, mile ___.. CIATHING, a0. The following gentlemen were appointed said | ote ned ae bos gy dally trem said boxes to be made at A cost of leas than five dollars | defendant was to share in the profits of said contract, AT} ‘wagons, D. Roots somes br g. Brown * gang anna n aaah een AUGUSTUS J. BRO er Cont on sume Troe oie varsdays and Setar ach and ta eee en ee lene tho real party to | knew eald charge to bo false, and mado it wilfully and | Dick tH. Woctend momeceo, i tes fl « 1 Rage bp ae gy ay ey POA ee At ieesiaee - - fe raid contract and that tre name of the said Jollie was | maliciously from porgonal and political motives only - peepee M0 eaiber ere, Proprietor. | purine hay Clapene Of will recetve the haendet price by call” JOAN TL GOR “M crer W. CONCKIRN, President. enly used as a cover therefor, and that the said Fernando Fleventh—This defendant denies, of his own knowledge, 4 - ing st the store, or addressing J. K. MURRAY, @ Centre st. MATTHE yon is. Vaevennter L. Berron, Secretary. ‘Wood was cognizant of the arrangement between the said | that he is or ever was in any way interested in the said 7 300" TROTTING.—O: - ————————— — — ~ Jotlie and the said Benjamin Weed, ant waa in some way | contract, or in aby agsigament thereof; but, on the con. TWN POSE a pares of bob, eae tasers bean ree fs TO #000 WORTH OF GENTLEMEN'S LePT OFF | NEWYORK, NOV. 16.18, 7AT A MERTING OF THE Dg oe Pilea: wit Mceetia the oad Saati on eae | fay hoa oginge fn na ete | Hear oie Raat | Shara ugacereRenpre res | namics eam arte den | Et ae Wo Po a. Ma Re 07 a never 4 . m. eS 5 or to ; vening, 1 4 re Fe en, jn of Uns 5 tl 7 OOHAW & WHITE, Propriciors. ‘nds Thos. 1), Oensoy. 40 cent Erate repubiienn general ccanmitten Ot, Fummmany” Hailcto | New York ak acti York. chor 8, 1807. ighing | directly cr indirectly, or in any share or man. etre. eal at the store or Danroy, 4 Venize sireet, | aerate a candidate for Civil Ju ‘ot inte 401 Peart street. Fee HARLES K SMITH, of the Putrtdberk, wark imag | Dermott, OF the slass globe be manufactured, ‘Pound ughtecen conte per pound, pay he peg nog ‘ay? he FF. Eyed gain = = a, sel =the = iron | hor loose a payment of the mone; said boxes or THE LECTURE |ASON. unanime oh NB FOR FIRST CLASS BROOK- with tho ‘sult globes te be furnished, but | by the w holding thereot dpsed te. ana papa on Ey Gt TeATAH RUNDERS, of the Serenth ward, Chairman. LEE eet ccorigags or oboe Saga, oF at what price thie plaintift has as yet been unable tonkcor- | Twelfti—Defendant denies that said contract wae a N Fe SORe he oar ioere'ss nak Noreen ne WW, | them to or addressing D. BOVEE tr Ponti sere. We, Munray, of the Bleventh ward, Reoreiary, geod ieuFange soe. BIL Mir Ge given in exe tain, bat the samme Will Not Rtecugp more thy BM Ibe. to | fraddulent one, and.on the contrary, he charges that sakt | Svemua corner minnireey on tucihy eeciing Sor, | == Ward 1—Igainh Rynderg Address box No. 2604 Ne tact globe, which, at four centa por pound for the casting, | poutract waa made fairly, and after an opportunity tad * enedt of the Contingent Fund of the SEGARS, fm Gatie, Senay Seiwa, ‘would amount to ‘one dollar and four conta. The locks | been afforded for competition; that % was made with said ety. ‘ ay . i) mn Curtis, NEWSPAPERS. there for, painting of the iron work, and putting together, | Bamuel C. Jullie, whom defendant at the time believed to Subject ‘The barek, the Drama and the Opera in New $20 000. 000 SPECIE, IN BANK VAULTS 11.=Jobn Houghkirk, John F. White, Ah A APAARADAA PALE PO LOLA PRNPD AAAS and for felt meed, and allowing two dollars and fifty centa | be the ae a At said contract, and the sole ia ‘To be had at een avatis nothing 'o fhe segar | ers john Kelly, Wm. Murphy. 3 COLORED ay ee WITH THR IL- or each glass globe, wonld amount for each box to only | And bona fide contractor. att ote , , bed on iy Aston, epee ey Bae meneteotarere, 66 sap summecom, SOP let terena ie wnt aaa aa ok ¥ resxiee is |. For sale, price 18 cents, by our dollars and twenty-font cents, amd the plamnti fur. | Thirteenth—-Defendant denice that he know atthe time | Franejea Go ted Broadway, Crowen’s, 000 Broadway, "ali | etccube, tre being edat fag wena tisnrment At fulenunly oT rcnn Late ‘ FETT mocks ar yett ren Piston root yn. Sher shows aud charges that by the verbiage of the rego- J of he making of said comWact, oF ab any tite Detore or | at de Library. yw rales. 0. CHEEKS, 17 Broadway A.A. Walker.” ‘and Brooklyn. ‘ile morvdng for sale of y papers