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car they procure wnoney by gross misreprescntation, for it is not at all probable that merchants and business rocu ever apply to them for enployes. SROOND BOARD. 62, "81, re.106 NEW YORK SUN gs ier THE ESDAY MORNING, NOV, on ie a HSL . — | They are geuera'ly u scrupulous characters, 00 ous bie Voters ef New ‘ork! lary to work and ofraid to stoal directly, who take a Trea, ieee wt To-pat you bave the power to mitigate, Im @ | eivantage of unemployed seekers for situstions & Ba me moasure, the abuses under which thie city | who are not acquainted withthe neferious busi- hee 80 long muffored, and concerning which you | ness of bogus “agencies."" Their viet'ma are have mm peneraliy com I devolves upod | natura ly poor p-ople, ain ost des.itute of mover, you to decide by rour ball: ts to-day, whether you | whoure wrvingto obtain honest employment ; countenance the misroverntment of the politicians | and it ‘# their lender meine which tlese uncon- Who aro enrichins themselves at your expense | gc orable scoundrels filch by false promises, We bono. Usb ‘ 5000 Tenn, gi: a ° plained. ZV G0. Wrslo neglect ng the interests of the city end @n- | desire to warn the pu! lic against all these bogus i, per st dsugering the lives of {ts people, or whether you | con cerns, Tore are afew genuine places where ou AL &T. H.R bso determined t. say to them “thus far shalt | business men apply for employes, andet much there brad Al. = MM fiow go, ana no ferth tr." 1. is for you to decide | may be achance for situations ; but the ruase of @ rier thie golden opportunity—the only 656 | “syencies'’ are ewindiing concerns, and should w 4 vou bave [n # yeur-—shall be eufered to paes | be avoided, Advertiserncats for tho class of er- NOTICES, Bs usinprove Will you rebuke corruption | tablishments referred to are refused alinost daily | ———— - oa aroooe pour late legislative and county reprerents | at the Bow counter, because we know that they are =“ ag afectnale— the outive anak ‘ i :¢ « Lie men, le » fropore ape ple, and benco rom all deleterious edabines it Bice 2 3 ti sae eM hie haem to on ua be Hs ee ha sl ea ede s. Te in | Brown's Bronchial Troches, or Cough and Volce be di biedlhpes sage ch he ba i Phage alo ba ie = i ‘can 4q | Lozenger, a enfe remedy for the most delicate female, 4) 90 themorives upon you for nother | generally cheaper to avold being swindled than to or youngest child, and has caused them to be betd in v office, aud repeat the eamo abuses froma | obtain redress for sich a gricvance, and we there the hichest esteem by Singers, and Public speakers we) ob con have loog saflored? Toe case ia plainy | fore warn the public to beware of imp «under | generally, In Cought, Irritetion of the Throat ite reuedy reste with you, and the responsi- | this noy" discuire, caused by Cold, or Unusual Exertion of the vocal b f your chvice cannot be hereafter eva lod. - ae —_ orcaue, in speaking In publie, or singing, they pro- VWebave sue hope that the Imminent dangor Election Reforms duce the mort beneficial rerulte. seciaklee Which now menaces thee ty, aaa Cc nonce of Forrunareny for the reputation of New York, Piles! Piles !! Pies tt! An ‘you have te bo! laws aud worse officials, will bave a tendency | tho exere a9 of eullrago in thie city is no longer 4 | 4o {sto try one bottle of Btrickland’s Pile Remedy. question of muscle or of physical endurance. Lt wasonly afew years ago when in some of the wardea a respectable man hardly dared io make his appearance at the polls on election day, for fear of gross insult or something worte. Toe poli- tiians in those days were accuatotned to bie their bulles, at @ specified sum, to brow-beaty intimidate and abuse wen who dered to oppose cause them to make sn metropolis ere it be too nfayration, It will eure in three day: Co. 116 Franklin st, Acenta. No mistake, Wells & 416 Pyle’ O. K, Soap—The Cheapest ‘Soap in nee for the working classes, Bold by grocers everywhere es 4% _Cartmen, Expressmes, and Others.— Water-proof Olled Canvas Covers, tor Horees, Car's, Trucks, &o, A large tock, assorted eyzes, at vory low prices, ‘Cul 25 Ears a onaway, near ue st B26 ver & Baker's First Premium Elastic rtitch end lock s'itch sewing machines, 495 Broadway, New Yor Fu toa et, Brooklen, aie Wheeler & Wilson Lock Stitch Sewing wR Patton Hole Machine, No, 625 Ca woy, . ~“Tlowe Sewing Mechive Company No 620 Broadway, N.¥. blias Lowe, Jr. ’resident. Aveute wanted. 4 crouse the pe @ivet for the satety of 6 Iste, The city isnow imperiled by c @udangered by cholera, and wuljected to all the annoyances an! dangers resultiug from en in- @Gictont end corrupt government, Besides this it ae overburdened Uy taxation, with yearly ether b enses of half the individual oat ai ons a etill more unfavorable, | them, and to vote for rival candidater, Tae Bex P. oper jovisiation at Albany vyld do much to | labored assiduously to abate that ev'l, and finally, roctify these evils ; Lonest Supervisors and other after long yeare of agitation, @ police force was ~ eounty ofivers would be an important help in | cured which the politicians could not control. ave good work, and we therefore call Now an elector may visit any polling district in upon the electors of New York, to cast their ballots | the city, without, as formerly, taking hie life io for toon whom the pu lic can trust, and thus res- | bis band. Wenow have another important elec- eve the metropo'is from the danzere that environ | tion reform, which was likewiso wara.ly advoca- at. Scum your tickets carefully, and wherever you ted by this journal—tbo total discarding of liquor fod the namo of a mon who wears the brand of a | storesin the selection of polling places. Mt is prolessioual politician, ecraich it off, no matter needless to say that we are gratified at this triumph whether he belongs to your party or not. Re- | over the rum influence, for the Bow has for one- momlLer that the only issue at stake in the legisla. | third of a century fought against the liquor tnfu- tire and County contest, je tho question of good | ence, and expects to continue in the same course Do not sacrifice your interests | 8 !l!, there is room for improvernent, Entirely, too community, for the sake of | Mary Voters are in the babls of making election \ favor of @ny candidate who ia not hon- | day @ time of geveral frolic, accompanied by in- capable and faluhful, Koop these require. | toxication and bo.sterous conduct, We hope that @ nts permanently in view when selecting your | 19 this respect there will be @ notice twprove- 0 careful to prepare a ballet in | ment to~'oy, The removal of the poiling places from of creating the bounty 4 inetend of paying | the liquor stores will nodoubi havea very benefi ple and Dest dle, .—On Sanday morning, st ber late resl- reenwich s', Mre, E.izabeia De #aber, 9 b ear of her are. | and friends of the family are reepects to_attend the funeral, on 7 Nov, 7, at 10. o'clocs, from © y Whee Kequeuw Mase wil Le ceiebra her repose KEOWN-—On Mondar, €th inet.. of consumption, Thomas Keown, a na'ive of Vortaterry, County Lown, Lielone; aved 64 years and § months The triende of the family ore respectfully Invited to atteud hie tuners, on this (tuesday) afernoon, Nov. +40, ab J o'ciock, from hs Jae resiceace, 451 E, Hur on at, Bel.ost (Lreland) papers please copy. O76 tier. tbe men bere or the New York Journey. Jocal government, epi the interests of tt n Sbip Joiners Benevolent Soe ety are requested Ps t t < 1 jomeet at their room, 44 av, C,on thi t the whole obligation by an enormous tax next | fect, but those who are in ; ed to perenhede bene La EE te pay tbe last year—do this and you will teach the politicians | 487 into one of excessive indulgence will of course | spect to our late bro her, Thomas Keown that upon this occasion the poople have dete r- find amplo opportunities for dcing ae, Wo counsel | by order, N, Be ie ah we YeRANe 1h 4 ig m Op 7 ee . oe - fatni} LARE MIE—In Brooklyn, November 6th, Benjamin mined to make their power felt. votert, on bebulf of society at large, their families | Avom6, aed 6 years, 8 montha and li devs, and themselves, to abetain, to-cay, in all ex- Spirit of the South, cesses, Instoad of being a day tor indu'gence and Tar latoly rebellious Stetes are apparently giving | dias pation, election-day is really tho reverse, for Goer ves not the least concern about the Cun. | it fe thetime when men are called upon to decide gr carioval test-oath. The eloction for State officers important questions of public policy, and to select @. i members of Congress waa bold yesterday in | for public officers such meu as are best fitted for Alabanss, end out of the wholo annaler of candi. | sho places to which they Therofore, every ites for the laiter pomtion, not more than two or | Voter siould, to-lay, carefully se oct his ballots, @hree, according to the A abarna papers, are com. | remembering that he is under # public o! Pelent to take the prescribed osth, From the to make @ judicious decision, and having dove so pProsent aepect of this matter, it is doubtful if one- | be should quietly vote, and theu reiurn to bis Zourth of the delegates from the Southern States | usual avocation, Avoid disputes, got into no ex- ‘will be eligible. Virginie led off iu Congressiona) | cited political controversies, shun the rorm-shope, ice triends of the tamily are 1espectiuliy inviieu to attend the funeral, irom the iesidence of his father, 1 Pieet at, on Wednesday at ¥ o'ciock p.m. 156 KYAN—On funday afternoon, Nov, fth, at helt part three o’cloca, Jamos C, Ryan, of cousumption, meol Qi years. ioe relatives and friends of the family ere re. rpectuuully invited to attend the funeral, fom his la « hapa 450 Sd ay, on Tuesday, at bali-p» at one ovine pire, ~ “eRADE NO Bro JOKLYN TAILORS’ TR ADE. PROTEC. EC. tive and Benevolent Unton,—The mem this Society are bereby notifie. attend th lar Monthly eeing on Tuesday evening, the it eth tos » in thetr hail 869 ft at. he, Be orcer ot @itious by elocting four, and possibly five, out of | do not linger about the p.i ty, B. KINKEL, Prot: M. DEELY, see KLAYERS' P. B. UNION THN REG- ular we kly meeting of this Society wlil be held rthe Demilt Diepeustry, cor, of 28d at, and Ya "on Wednead the States that have not yet elected shall do better then Alabamse—which ie not Likely—the South will evening, Nov, All non- *y Be practically without representation. Of course, Henry &. Foote ia Lack. PALS on FW. BRAZIL, ie. a. Congress may ropea! tho test-oath, and thereby | Laer week, ss before mentioned in the Sex, | « OACHMAK a6? > “ ve MAKER'S UNION, No. J, AL remove the disability of the ineligiile members; | Henay 8. Poors, of “sequestered spot" notoriety, C hold thoir regular UNTO! meeting thir pat i Dut it is by no meays certain that they will do so, | spplied for aimission to practice in the United parsicularly when the ‘'roclaimed" evince so strong | Siates Circuit Court, in this city, but was only & determrivaticn not to elect acceptable Union men, | Partially qualified because he thought he could not The sequel w.ll show whether they have acted | Consistently subscribe to the test-outh requiring wisely in presuming that Congress will repeal the him to swear that be bad never given ‘alu or en objectionable law under these circumstances, couragement'’ to the rebellion, This disability _—_—— prevented his acceptance, Now we are pleased to find that the ban under which this peripatetic gen. J eveniDw, &b 8 ofeiock, at Kooms 267 Kowery, et attend, WM. B.LONU, Pies, PHILI) Me- KEOW a IU RNE YME N BOOT “AND SHO =MAK Alte -A mass meeiine of the above named teade will veld at tleeter st, on ‘iuesday, Tih of Nov, at T pan, aul members, aud all those eh p mates Who are not at preseut members of the rociet are reapectfu ly invited to ationd By order of tbe Central Committee, WILLIAM ELLINING, Pres, THOS, RYAN, Boe, A Frightened Province. Gt Tae Cansdiaus are working thewaolves ap into | tleman labors can be effectually removed. The > - ATER? . @P amur.p to of excitement about the Fenians, | Lynchburg Rarvuticas, an able and cons.sient | | JEW ¥¢ RE LIU OR DEALERS’ Society — A regu! lv meeting of thie © be held at the Metropolitan Koome, 160 1 Tuerday evening, November 7, 1865, at 7 A pune'nal attendance is reques ed oa Lusiness of irppertance will be broughi before the soc thele action, By order, JOHN H, WILLIA Peet, JOHN ROGERS, Ree, dee TOTICE—A REGULAR h ing of tt 4 Toronto telegram states thas a number of British | ex-rebel journal, thus speaks of Mr, Foota: eold.ers havo Leen rlaced under arrest for exprote- “We can procure the certificate of tog sympathy with the Foulan movement; that | T!¢ that be wes, through the wie ; ee A for great pest enidrag to our cay broops are being or, ised for the protection of the ever he did redounded to the ¢ e frontier avainss apprehended invasion ; that the | erals, He weed not, therefore, ; lead his counec- ranvem 6 ring for defen ma tion with the Confederacy as any difficulty to bis po that pbc an ng ent br ° pehas Foal c it vial , " C) 7 ou own phantom of belligerent Feulanism, ‘ The ble therefore tha if Mr. Toots wou)d wicked deo when no man pursveth.”” Jobn Bull {ONTHLY MEET- d tiavcere will be iueeda Aid i FIAT, BB ONE. obtain a few affidavits from lead nge x-rebels, tou, MM. MeKNIGAIY ‘Pres vot - loz " setting forth the facts regarding his bein a nui- - PERATIVE | EE A Neate spay bes co long ground down the Irish people, and sauce and @ fest to them during the war, the testi« RATLIVE PLASTER E RS, YOU ARE kcpt thm in @ position bus little better than that ssony wouta: ba autioians | te ae ' f . ety notified to attend the recular weekly wo! vaesalage, that he startles at every mention of Pobdctlnyy : dev iaseiiiy aaa cobe meeting at thelr b A of AS Bare tele Tuerda evening . P, MCDERMOT S, Pres, THOS. Dib LON, pee. pee. i “, ® oe irish Lberty, as if the apparition of bis victims a wad any Ten a3} pleted Las revall bans were holding up their pas ons Canadien an nah onl patie ’ pegeorngy His Finaroral [News Markew, &e. y ae the wiother coun- | wee York, Monlay, Nov. 6,6 P. M.~A comparison wy, feels that a long account of injustice to Ireland of the af.ernoon quotations of the general rtock mar- kas becn eccumulating against theday of reckoning, | ket with those of Saturday afternoon, show an ad- end the presont unersiness of the provinciale 1s the | vance in prices of from ‘4 to 6's percent. The great veaultof fear that the time of settlement draws | exceptional feature of the sersion the continued esr, Under these clreumstances the best policy | Movement in Prairie du Chien, Thie stock started sor the Canadians to pursue, would be to use their | + 12 and jumped ap to 220, amid the mort inicnre influence with the Home Government to allow Ire- exclt tement, Governments were dull and heavy jend to "go in peace,"’ which was the substance The loan market was inactive and fairly supplied at 7 ° a to attend eaday ovening, Pies, Wal, onthly meetin notil Thoreday evening, [ARLES UAniERe mat Ww VOD, cecty. k By df -, ¥ AK. NITED € 00P NO, 3, WI ILL Te arpecial mee'ing th ‘Tuesday evening at : h, Ot 274 Hicks ah Hook} a, All member saphes : - “4 percent, Commercial paper was more inquired for, ted to atte: PATK, KELLY, a of al! the advice given by England end Conads | cog hes free eurrency al 709 percent. The beat | Tit “eBRADL ec, Pee luring the late civil war in this country, It would statement, this week, is very satisfactory — — == ‘The loans 5650, net b92. The be much cheaper than keeping an army of obser- have increased $159,322, cireulation # vation on the frontivr, and would tend to Give the | deposite $56,037, and legal tenders ¢ SOCIERY orice Bt, : PUBLIC MEETING. oF THE YOUNG Conadiaus @ reputation for consistency—something | specie average has fallen off $1,156,692, The incrorse M Father Mathew T RB. shat they have not lately been charged wih, in legal tenders represents the flow of currency to | J, 40 aan ity, will Te held at yo He ? Ny wot -_- ee warde thie point, Foreign exchange was dulland the | ark avenue, on Tuesday eveniug, 7th ine me} A Warning to Those Seeking Employment, | rates unchanged. On'Change to-day Flour wes dull, | 'l0CKs Bpewkors— Messrs. iki @)) Langton ead Dare > ry. Sin@ers—Misses Canuova, Mahoney, 4 correspondeat wants the Scm to inform him | and be, @ lic, lower, Wheat was Ic. a 3c. lower. | Riloy and Duffey: Messrs. Lindeoy, igbene y sean whether there is not some means by which be can | Corm was steady, Oa's were unsettled, Pork was | Nash. Come early and bring your trieuds with you, 6. JM. Sec, P, HoAg bony one JHES, Ree. N Y, SOCIETY FOR THE cirirs OF heavy and lower, Beef was steady, Lard was bighor “IBSON, Vice, i; Hos. and Whiskoy wos firmer STOCK GAL Re ohtain redress for having been swindled by « bogus *‘ employment agency." We condense his story thus: He wanted tho situation of porter in a store; FIRST BOARD Ruptured and ed have ¢ d 1000 18. 6/67... 120 © the ‘ pened @ ne saw, in a journal whose motto is anything for | tw Us ep. 116 Bin av, Sere at ee hoa pd By Hoard one) of money," 89 advertisement of an “agency where a us Fi i " ‘4 bandages will bes pe Ac mp 1O- ** several porters" were wanted; he made appli- | bun + CD. M0270 bee Vor, from 2 toh! Ghees cation, and was informed that he could * register'* Fo mines Ld ms | M, HARTLEY, Ree Principal oftica, «pon the payment of one dollar and » Lalf, and tut the position would be procured for him within a 16 00 w» week, Ho paid, but never got the place; a number 00 U.S ba 150, vt others were swindled in this way, and yet | 610 Mo. és. the advertisement for ‘‘several porters” continues Mey ean ds’: & attract new victims, gou0 U.S. bs, 10-476 2.00 ‘Trea. T 5-1... 5100 0. ; do., 2d HE LADIES’ FATLER MATHEW T. A. B, scelety, No, 2 ’ will b boi a grand racist 2 (aod 2a ove, ‘The meet- 1 perance @ivoe 110 O-e01 Robert Th ne Ludie * Bull Obl. ¢ NW, t , 65 0 Al rs 14 iP. Can be obtain redress? | 50000 Ubio # M 0 It tke place 0 ‘ e This is not the firss time that our attention has ea Poe pie é rea wit & 8 he Peauasiad As assemblo ae O |Ba' Come been called to this subject, Within the last few | 4000 te GW. 3 To sf MeGOWAN, Frest. “JAMES months we havo received several letters of similar | 20 f Ut MG Col: Bi) Chi « ‘Ww Ae intitle Ee 1200 do Py {import to that sbove mentione/, and we now 190 Kseeieat au allude to the subject because we are informed that | j\) Mariposa dal the evil complained of is rapidly on the increase, ry Spring Me, Ali 6.0 Chi, ye 1 676 do., PiCaAn, KING—THAT THE 40 loud, moderate reuts, pws N WITH THI People gar have che | ‘ We believe tbat a case of false pretences might be | joo Atgntio M 8. i 9, iol & Ww ‘at kK... 48 aud a chauce 1) dade out against the rascals who are thus engaged | $40 N.Y. Len. twee, revi ot) ‘Liter Liberty and the Pursalt of Happiness,” @ rwindling poor men. Ii te plain enough thas rg rey ” do... Sob gait JOHN HECKER wo ic! O'GORMAN, 10 POLITICAL. DExockatic AND CITIZTNS’ NOMI- AXE EXTRAORDINARY arr tte! SENATORIA ISTRICT, FOR HOUSEREE: NATL 1 11th, ano aod ith DANTEL M. oO DRIES 46 ¢| EIGHTEENTH WARD MARKET.—NOV, J, To HON, Dear Sir: alt arcs |. SALMON, u wate erection of a Public Market on (ho Mast River, between sixteenth and Seven':e reat. | ine: sure which I have a ways favo. d, tad 1 elect: to the Legislature, I eball forwa.d aud sssist 16 uy all the means in my wer. Very et “eos J. TUCKER. Eu -CTION NOTICE—ON inf electior nouncing the varion eiec'ed on the Ingrabaro ; It should rend as follows A tice of he Supreme Court for the First J tict in the place of Daniel P, ing raha, dining and of office will expire on the last day f | piano.orte, en nert.” Thave directed handbiils to be sent to each | ines, rocker Of the Polling Pinces, with the above correction. VD. | pacy for hou ekeepne +» VALENTINE, Ci rk Common Connetl no0 or & RE rt MAYOR, JOUN HEC PEOPLE's CANDIDAT RALLY We He nie Mon and Mecho all, sround Jo HECKER, our “T thy Frieva” of Thirty ker standing, For Corporation Conneal, RICHARD OGORM AN, “The Honest and the ivr DOWN WITH Tite is What the People Will, they Car OrricE OF THE CLERK OF THE Boar of Superviro:s, New York, November 6, 1805. Ata meoting of ihe Board of Supervisors ho atts) Va day, she foilowing reosieiien. wae nie Jt YOUNG, Clerk. Resolved the bond of 8a: pervisore of the County of New work, concurriae tn the opinion of the of Metropolitan Po Commissioners, as expressed by thelr coune : 0 in the opinion of the Legal Advirer 0 th » Board, uthorized to fill vacancies among fnspectora god t anvacee sof Fiection in thos cases yuly wiere he patties originall eppeteites failto apfear or the d of election; an e@ members of this Bourd will i at the tollowing named pl.ces, _reepectively, on the day ot hey vag” Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1565, betoro eight Qciock, A. M,. and between four and six o’ciock, P.M.. to rr teud to euch duty, viz.: John R. Biiges, L Irving Pisce, James Dav: Gih st and 5th ave. Wm. K, stewart, Llu We t. Smith bly, Ita 185 Fourth ave, Elijah F. Pure 3 Ludiow et. Or. ison Biunt, 115 West that. Wiliam M. weed, 197 Henry et. Bherivan Shook, Sith Ward tiovel, Walter Roche, 0% Kim et, Henry Simith, 1 Brow o Fox, 3 Morris st. Andreas Wilirnann, ace ow iME. P TER DALY, THE WORKID Democratic cunulda'e for Member of Aseemt for 0'b Sarg aarti ig i BON, GEORGE ple candidave. Rest LAR TAMMANY, | MOZART, Me- ‘Keon, Coustitutoual, Uniou, Ciizeas’ Arrocin- tion and e:tman Democratic Central © ub Nomina- (iow for Justice of the Marine Court, tall term, the Tammany and 5° ane __HENKY ALKinit _ 269 R REGUL ULAR_ UNION NOMINATION,— SEVENTH SENATORIAL Dist RIC?. TWELFTH, NINETEENTH, TW PIRsT, nator, es ‘THOMAS MURPHY, 368 Rec JBLICAN UNION AND CITIZENS NOMINATION, FOR SENALU. 6th Dis LICT, (9th, 15th, 16th and ish W) ABRAHAM L Feadquarterr, 96 8) REGULAR DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS 7 soc.ation and German Somination ior SUPERY Is0u. WILLIAM A. RO GBE, > EGULAR NOMEN MUCRACY, Oth penavoriul Dist. ry b i _D AN Iv F th “ Ne .GULAR DEMOCRATIC Semiaiting, Tammany and Mogar'—Oth Aronmbly Die a NITED DE. fa oe 16 th W, mbiy, GEOR) E STEVENSON yEGULAR UN ITED SERVICE NOMINA- TION, SOLDIERS’ AND ih ad CANDIDATE On SUPERVISOR, __ANDEEW BLEAKLEY, 858 O THE WORKINGMEN OF THE 6TH SENATOR t COMPRISING THE sh WARDS. Brother Wor i ya Son an ad pemnen of the disgry ome stale Wa 4 politician, ir question fr make ¢ 1 eniployer, e body ot Fellow Workinem er the time nor {rions of emplover # ‘a justice to Mr LENT, denee of the ‘Vailore’ Union, and we wor er that thi ‘ bat he Protective end Beney d most earnesuy and r fully urvé, not ouly the men of ou own trade the whole of the working masees, both in ands the Sixth Senator.ai Lietrict, -o ure ail the'r ener: fluence to secure the election of ABRAHAM LEN7, ive ing satisfied that their iaterests are cae in_bies handa, We ere convinced thas shouldthe avitat ‘on of the ABOR QUEST? he int nota Hate MOUR BIL fod ion on the floor ot the RAS HAM LENT. There ore, we wonld recommend the workinemon of his district gud elect the interests of lal doro, Feeling candidate ALK the WORKINGMAN' | | digned on behalt of the 1s and Venevoleat Uuion, ute Work. Penave Cham sidan A} does alvanes the ver it is poms ble for tim te ‘adopt aa your WO KNOW .o be Jt DICIAL NOMIN] ATIONS.= MON » TEE UNION AND OONS IIT i LUN For Judges ot tho ¢ WARKD Lil NT, JOUN K, POR? wot the is B. WoObnL For Justi nee of the Buperior ¢ oure of the City of Now York HOOPEK ©. VAN VORBST, IRAAC | AYTON, For Judge « f the ¢ ‘ 6 Of Appeaa For Ju ’ Court, For ae A ABRAM J. DITTE NHOEFER. 822 FORKINGMEN’S EIGHT-HOURS ASSO. CIATION, ~Nomination tor Mamver of Aswus \ bly for the Stuth Distr 16h Ward, HENRY F. RANNUY 8 ORKINGMEN AROUSE AND” \ for the Union—Y RALLY Y on now have av opportunity to elect oné man to Albany ciear trom party oh ., who, to our kanowledee, has eiood fir & tur Teese leading tor the Ma tntereety tee te of the ol bd pleteed to thoe hour system, My to eriad or t vote for EDW AKI) F ALCON! Candidate for Me: trict, comp: isin E.). By oder JACKSON, It THOS, B, JC y J b LD 2d 4b Wards, Broo PSLRA wd ths nion, JON ‘ RL. MEAD, y fi ON, sec, eee S12 TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT— vi REON, UNION AND Ci! sARe ASBUOCIATION NOMINE I sm in the race to win, aud will withdraw for no ay. Vole for me, or aeainet mea. Any e’atemen's that thay Lar fight: withdrawn are lies F410 t anor s wer, 7 all the chances, Li beaten all die eine hie MIC An . BURNS ISfRICT, 5b WARD, E Nomination, For Awem! ily, LIEUT WiLDON by KRY MAN, | 163 164 ASSI MBLY DIST RIC T = 10TH 2) THOMAS. PHAR Boldiers, Citizens, De uvcrats, Workiagmen, Quairy. mou, Hitesnians, Fevinns, Temporauce Mea, _ Volk FOR li ie in Js)D WARD, MOZART WALL ia ASSEMBLY DISTRICT KEGULAK DEMUCRAYIC NUMiNa TION, For Member of AssewLir, - THOMAS OU ALL AGH AN, BILLS OF <ER.— . one and trict, has witharawn in favor of ON NOTE AUCT ‘AND T Ne auction th's T precieely, at i ee + Ci nton Pla on from 4th ave, contietine of bands Gnd Ingrain carpeta, Poench tpe md grec vin | All the elerant houerbota tornt: houre 4S W this day ION SALE OF 16th th, gale . voter ntings *, en eeends® ton! Fares, bola © necware, silverware, bare tae U6 ment “end MUA Ky ck et, JAWNBROK SALE=G, Au’ c I thie ar Bo very, & iaree utof women nee & SIMESON & CO, ) ALL WHOM IT MVY Co “he sold this day, Nov, 7, 1900, at 1s at enleroom, UM Rich h awe } yay horne GA BOARD AND kO A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN dale? with ;iaia board, at No Hoot, floor, near Tet avenue AA oe ‘A HAN ficat floor, to} at 4 Minetta TRNISHED ROOM be piv eultabl or rake 1 tor Louse« B AR D WANTED FOR cS Y + ivate family, or where ia ar re iy boarders. Address for 1 week, M a TURNISHED “ROOMS AND pine: al t e 0 INA the week at W ANTFED— aman aud wic family preferred, Addre RESPECTABLE Spring y OR siing board ina t com Mowet witb euch by applying at 62 ave © YOUNG GIRLS CAN BE ro wid with w widow @e, Call at coe Weert ous on Din Vis waey, ULL SET OF TEETH ONL Ming, #1) to $16. Filling A F near’ THON Ri BBL Distiga, Kieseted wither i hee th'ense ’ by Dr WW. VILLE, Gry, hOarly og Gul theave A SET OF TEETH Ls 6 UOCKS- Wt errmanaoaey et | OUSLY Cheese nod yeathful app vent Cuiland examine. iecaction Pp re yunee log pus Guar panos * RKewewmber, etieet, Cat iis our SEWING MACHINES TO kinds epaired at rensonal Wilson's, bincer's, Howe's, R $00; warranted, 452 ¢ Nal ei, Le ebines bout or exe ad, Kt Wor Ik & WILSUON's, t Be, Llowe's bbs ing machine ANG At low prices eeuwich ave, ts Les of Binge menu? it i‘eou ban PERSONAL NOC! iM. FORMATION WAS D OF ANNA M oince, by ber eier wALL, who 84 LO Wwuhe 4 e Last 3h Pale Pui Sey aeravary bol totr tu tsi iN ae T will not sponsible ior any tot rou treotin MENKY AL LINDEMA ARPICLIS EOR m BALL. HA ‘A G00. ZONED BANJO, honed. will be e¢ }rok SALE— VLE Bah iil tone news ncemrut Calves caries avery ArKO CANKO, ere. s.Y lO W iby ae ye 4. J eater Ce null SERA NPENG. pas AGI _ FROM AND TO vere JOUN Dalat t aeiie’ Y. Sl lBUN, ba ywWWILLIAM QTEAM TO QUEENSIOWN AND Liv] Are } Bi UN, hic rd OL, aa trom by the X Line af F Didi. ou G.eas bay ae TAPSCOTT BROS. & ( be uate, TTENTION LADIUS—TH® NEW yo vital seta " YAY OF Ni W YORK, DEPARI ~~, Dance pt ry wre a the Ie ve Per ver ] from the day the books » it ce;ver of Taxes. No urogs sivedchct mney will ve ree f roe P th ONic@ boure tro... se Met et FOMN MU said a’, OPPONRT v Nii i The pre party of a privat @ family ya be f oF. NP TOOT ALB ROGER W OF Db PIA AND « C An: Ee nokw dul mah os on Buitly Th 460d lonaré@s, .@ce, iou chur, bre £0 cloths, rie; Line en tine OL PD ivtBs, ree wo onny love #. be € us, recke aS lounge Aa, epring aod Dlau 5 | ale. chias ana sive: wore. tale cuuery, &e ‘sale positive, Deple sequred, 1 | ae LOTION NOTIC! RTGAGE SALE com \CERN—TO k, noon, y er ond Ney At 4b) (eves, DSoh MELY 1 FUR NI HED P ARLOB lor a.ncle pet OnLcimes aad wiir A £00 M With Ri yieenem and uy Daten ung wath the gaa 60 centa at uty Gua rd AVG. toe SEWING MAG RTENES, SING » tO rent vy the ‘ i C, HOLGATE, Wed on ol to MeCilbs Apply SALE CHEAI.. * 208 CES, THE a jew doort velvet, Prrevete sue covered ia n flewed rere, weentid ¢ contained fn Bnd 6'h aver, eneing ot 1 “it ach BE AC Os Sick at, od Ce i ven ony ry 6 “RESPECTA- A K . Stari on e0 ¢ few board » up ‘ COMMODA. Yes, WITH Ki ¢ Ne Sily “7, j duaise S PATENT 4 YOUNG VAN WAG i Macaivis§