aie Hicotins District No. 1'4 Fast Thirty ninth-et., livery stable,
pourteenth Blection Distriot, Nu. 572 Thind-ave., shoe store, W.
phe Election District, No #2 1 a cee ug
rieenth Blection District, No. ¢i4 Third-ave., cigars, Henry Gold
District, No. 453 Fourth-ave., feed store, KE. Hak
Eighteenth Bleetion Distriet, No. 41° Pourth-a
ve., cigars, J. Singer.
Nigeteeuth rection District No. 3994 Fourth-ave., tailor, V, Stern.
Twegtefh Flection Dutrict, Na Il West Twenty-seventhist:, bard
Tweaty-drst Election District, No. 41 West Thirtietb-st., tailor, P, I.
Tweatywecond Election District, No. 502 Sixth-ave, real estate, Patrick

Tweaty third Election District, No. 632 Sixth-ave., pictures, L. Bohwarts.
TWEN1TYSECOND WARD.
First Election District, No. 431 Broadway, betweea Forty-second and
.third sts. shoe store, Josep b Kod
Second Rlection District, No. 630 Bightb-ave., leather store, J&P.
ird Election District. No. 551 Ninth-ave leather store, L. M. Bittig.
Fourth Rleetion District. No. “71 Ninth-ave.. sigat spre, J. Prachiv
Fifth Election District, No. 603 Tenth-ave.,; butcher, Frederick Debus.
Snth Kleotion District. No. 633 Ninth-ave., saddler, F. Veuter.
Sevesth Blestion District, Nu. 662 Kightheave., cigar store, J. Jules
Kighth Election Disiriet, No. 084 Fightb-ave., cigar store. G. Winkler.
Kisth Biection Disizict, No. 627 Teath-ave., cigar store, William West
Tenth Election District, No. 671 Ninth-ave., paper store, Bbeneser
os
*Hicvent, Fieton Disksiet. No. 1%) Rrottway, betveen Forty-fifth
v-sixth-ste., slioe store Gi. A. Bary
2 eifh Election District, No 1512 Brood ay. between Forty-sixth and
Fortv-scventh sta. earnages, Kolle
Thirteenth Election District. No 1,371 Broadway, between Fortysev
eth and Forty-eighth-sts tailor. F. Kympt
Fourteenth Rlection Listrict. No 1.736 Broadway, between Forty
wehth and Forty-ninth-sts. upholsterer, J. Gaining.
Fifteenth Election Di<trict. No. 711 Niuth-ave., c'gars, John Brer,
rh Blection Ihstrict, No. 745 Niota-ave., cigars, Charles
a.
"seventeenth Election District, No. 1.405 Broadway, between FPorty
th and Fiftietbste,, candy, Mrs Murph,
Exchteenth Blection Distri t, No. 1.333 Broadway, between Fifty-firat
Fifty-second-sta., ta lor. Hew y West,
Nineteenth Blection District, No. 1.403 Broadway, between Fifty-segond
and FAR i fur ‘ware, Frelcrick Nagel
Twentieth E. on D.storot. Ne. 91 Niath-ave., cigars, John D. Shaa
ders
Twenty-first Election District. No. 43) West Fifty-fourth-st., grooer,
Thomas Martin,
Tweatv-socond Election District, No. 915 Righth-ave., cigars, P. Mul:
p
wente-thind Election District. No 972 Eighth-ave cigars, John Reef.
Vrcqts Souris Election Districi, No. 635 ‘l'euth-ave., candy, Thomas
“Twenty §0h Election Distmet Fighthoave,, west side, between Sixty.
ind and saxty foerth sis. cgars, Peter Kelly,
Twentves sth Blection Instie’, Boulevard, west side, between Bixty
and Sixty-ninth sia George Buaion i
wentr-seventd Election Instrot, Kighth-ave, west side, second house
of Babty-foarth-st., Janes Fiyn,
th
CITY AND Corny or New York, November 4, 1871.5
PECIAL INSTRUCTIONS to INSPECTORS
AS TO CANVASSING. —In onder to obviate complaints so often
made by candidates that cauvssscrs count the ballots without sufficient at
tention to pencil erasares, pasiers, an) writings thereon, Inspectors of
fisetion, seting us eanvassers, are insiracted to rigidly scrutinize the bal
i, to of pot only prev pting cause for such complaints, but
lobering the statute that requ res copy of every differing ticket to be ap
pended to the returns
In addition to the practies] indructions issaed by the Bureau of Elec:
ons, the special attention of lusjectors, actug a8 cauvassers, is called
the following:
Each candidate for any office to be 6lled at the election may, by a
cate in writing aigued by him, ded gutta one per-on for esch élec
district in which he is s candidate, to be present at the canvass of
o
lots contarning the names of ti~ persons designated for that office. The
attending the election in the election district specified in such cer
ste aLall a passage for such person to the inspectors, aud the in
gpecioms shall permit bim tu be prescit at the canvass of the ballets
ed in the said cert ficate. and so near to them that he can see that
canvass is correctly made ini the inspectors sball bave no power to
the ahsenoe or removal of such person during the canvass of such
lots, unless he shall himsell be guilty of Rw or or disorderly
act.” 13, ehap. 133, Laws of 1870.)
Inspectors are eautioned tht in eases where candidates may avail themn
s of the privilege of this provision of law, they must see that Ge
des:gmnted has every proper opportunity fof the exercise of his
It shall be the duty of the several Boards of Tnspectors of Election to
fully comp ete the estima‘e of the votes in each box, in the onler pre
by this set, aud to make procisstion of the resus, snd to com
the retarns and certificates of the vetes of the sald box, io the man
prescribed by this act, befure proceeding to the estimate and canvass
the box or boxes Lo be next thereafter canvassed. At the completion
the canvass of each box. the Chairman of the Board of Inspectors of
shall make pablic oral proclamation of the whole number of
ip such box, and of the who e nunber given for each person, with
same of the office to which such person was pamed on the ballots. If
Inspector of Election shall decline to sign any return, he shall state
s reasons therefor iu writing, and a copy of such statement, signed by
shall be iuclosed aud bled with each return. The due public
ut by the Juspecions of Election of a district of any result
he rics facie evidence of the fact thereof.” 16, chap. 138,
ws of 1870.) .a i
C7 It} fmportant that the provisions of the State Blection Law of
157 be giatly complied with. Inspectors of Election are therefore IN
ETRUCTED that the: hare no rebt to announce soy result until they
shall have fully som leied thc estimate of all the votes in the particalsr
1 befng cruvassed.
For esample, neither the vote for Secretary of State, nor soy other office
ot the same ticket, should be announced until the whole ticket indorsed
General Number Two is cauv.ssed, Cown to and including Aldermen.
When the whole ticket Lug been canvassed, that is, at the mplebic
the canvass of each box'' and not before, the chairman make
ic ors) proclamation of the whole number of votes in each box,
of the whole mumbher given for esch person, with the name of the
to wi ich such person was named on the ballots.
This direction must be obeyed, «s the law makes “the due pablic an
cement by the Inspectors of Election of a district of auy resuit
Sart» I Mh of the fact thereof.’ And this provision would be
life! unless the proclsination of the result be made in the strictest
forwity with law, apd pursuant to these instructions.
Of course, slips for tbe ascertainment of results (no matter bv whom
ished) must not be filled ont as respetts the vote for any office enti
Aer the “doe public announcement the result” OF THE WHOLE
JX. a8 it is important that avy such slips which may be filled out, should
correct.
Any violation of Ay Instractions will make the Inspectors liable t
penaltics of the law.
‘ALL persons are PLORIBITED from engaging in or Sasistings the
snvass aud estimate of vot s as aforesaid, except the Inspectors of Elec
ou and Poll Clerks of each district,” nad “any person offending agains
Lis ast provision sball be deemed cuiity on oY Jotishod ss fr, s mis
pemenvor. (Last clause of dec. LJ, chapter I aws of 1870,
CORNELIUS coidox,
Yh toll ad Sha 10e.nnsse 51 ff L'lasnid nd
ROLECTION—NOVEMBER 7, 1871.
I Polls open at 6 o'clock a. me Polls close at 5 o'clock p. m.
Brreav or Evectiovs, City AND COUNTY OF NAW-Yor:
Novewber 4, 1 171=14 o'clock idnieys,
KOTICE RELATIVE TO INSPECTORS OF ELECTION AND
POLL CLERKS.
Notloe is Jurehy Fees that the Mavor wii be in attendance at Police
Jeadjuariers ob election day morning. November 7, 1871, at 6 o'clock,
or the purpose of Elling apy vecanc.es which may be reported to him by
2801 of noo Sicodunte or other canse, of Jusjectons or Poll Clerks.
Mayor mill be in attendance at Police Headquarters all election
y. jot ibe ui jeve g bute any complaints which may be made
uspactors or Poll Clerka
The following is hes of the [uspectors of Election and Poll Pith,
y appointed by the Mayor ard an Lonzed to act in the several Elee
wom Distr cis of the City and County of New-York, on election day, es ap
ars by the records of this office at 12 cluck, miduight November 4,
ml. CORNELIUS CORSON,
Cue! of Bureaa of Elections.
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
Nore. Ibe 3hid ash vib ech d striet Ju che Répestoy i hiesontio
“the rity in gene plitical 0) position Ww e party electing the Lwg
Wook pr Fook im or Rushes os ol uitilon athe last eleciivn
HEY ARD.
1 Seber Bdward McMulkin, Michael Donoghue
ward McMulkin,
le T. Grithn, Peter J. Teatte, Waiter C. Calaban.
8. Michael B. Dalton, David J. Connell, William H. Suuth,
k Joba P. Ryan, Henry Bick jr. Johu J. Murrar
James MeCsuley, Richard A” Berton, Jobu J. Cleary.
3 Chathes F. r, John H Cusica. William Delaney.
Bdward er, James P. Barns, Jobn KE McCarty.
Nicholas 7, Jobo T. Ready. Michael J. Cullen.
Bartholomew Coleman, M cbiel Ri. George, Michae! Sullivan,
SECOND WARD,
3 Arthur Kesting, James Cs l\aber, Frederick H. Schenck.
Charlies McDermott, Jobu Fay, Praklo J. May.
THIRD WAKD,
1. Neil Kelly, Patrick Gleason. Louis Rosch.
3. Walter Kelly Williaw A. Mabon Jobu 8. Richmond.
3 Jobs Hurley, William M Jd ton, Charles DeGraf
4 Archibald Hamilton, Adam Dasb, William KE. Bumith.
8. Dauiel KE. Flan, Frederos B. Davis, Dand L. Robuins.
FOURTH WARD.
1. Pravels Rorrigan Richar! Dowlug, Jobp (*Connor.
2 Jumes J. P AretilaM J. Pallerton, John H. O'Connor.
3 Maepbes P, Sullivan, Joho Martin, John Rughs;
by Fraacis I. Raunt Johu P. Carnell, Walnce Green.
swchell. Thomes Long, John Corrigan
Paviek Keane. James Donovan, Joba Vint.
1. Patriex J. Rare, Patrick (Brion, Abrabam M. Avoten.
t James Cowen, Joba W. Dempesy, Thomas (rimmivs,
Thomas Moore, Patrick J. Buckler, Tuomas Coalston.
0 Willsw M. Downes, Thomas Weinbald Jobo Heaney.
1. Jobo M. O’Brien, Jules Ma lav. Ka) wend Conlon
Edmond Cowan, Robert F. McGrath, Benjamin B. Mallory.
Thomas J. O'Neill, Jobin Mousghe, Andrew Cusack,
FIFTd WAKD.
L Jobs Conners, Np Kiageles, James J. Pettit,
L David Jackson, William H. Burus, Wilham H. Bal'er,
3 JE. Bastianella, Mark Thomas, Peter J Stuyvesant.
Jobs Moore, William Byrne, Jubo W. Heape.
Charles H. Patterson, Joseph L. Firm, John Cantrell.
Joho MeGonigle, William k Crelies, Samuel H. Funuao,
L Carrol! Cunneen, James Fi William H. Baker jr.
Micheol MeManns, James Kearney, James C. Blaurdit.
L Geerge W Magon Bernard H. Pohlman, Charles 5. Bond.
Jen Condon, Denis Flock, David Frauves.
SIXTH WARD.
L Rui Battel, Francis Sheriisu, Lorenzo Sucer,
1 Béward 37, voy Avdrew McCarthy, Wiliam Clendening.
1 Tiwotd Jobs Shea. Denuls C. Sullsan,
4 Rdwarf Jaguins, Bryan Gaoghan Edwary M. Shea.
Foumis Duss, Toowes Ryse, Geonee W. Williams.
1 Tons Medowan: Willim Dar Michael B. Downey.
Michael Giaghs, Andrew P McGowan. Alfred Walker.
L Dasiel wer Bdwazd Trav Joba P. Shea.
BW. 0. Beary MeKioser, Georys Kerrigan.
_ Mortimer P. Sallivas, Jains Molsgwap. jr Charles Stefnberg.
James Mclaughlin, Heuty Otten, Riobard Clarson.
Jemes uo, Patrick H. Feruns, Thomas Carroil.
Daunlel Francis Rvau, Er Mclntire.
SEVENTH WARD.
L Patrick H. Stewart, Francis J. Hawks, Edward Carroll.
L Puilip Doherty, Jomes Keilly, George Youny.
N T. Toal, Thomas Tiervey, Joba J. Casey.
4 Join Dogatae. Joba O Brien, James H. Boyle.
b H. Mora Philip B. Becjamin, Charles H. Bennet,
Jom H. Tieruey, Willan J 0 Conant McGraue
7. Willa Biwand Kasha, George a
Jain ihm Be Mage ued boa.
8 Micka! i hie Tames by allsce Hunter.
IL William H. Rally, C. Wiilam Guy.
1 Jobs J. Reilly, Thomas Olerk, James Murphy.
A uyestes W. Diver, John MeCarihy, James J. Connolly,
Jacob Valestive, Thomas Dahon, Mickael Quinn.
pi md Kong Ay sar.
B Joka W. Tries Driveel, Gesege Netheres
Jota Te nae] A Netheroott.
H. Hear A Pury, Fiobolas Kcot.
1 Joke GUTH WARD.
McDonough, Thomas  allorga. Lake Clark.
3 Pranewsy, barid pombe. William T. Nash.
ETE Ci
go B. Condi Town Ducnen.
1 Bn cannes, Charies Dizon, Marvia R Clark.
See Thoma Co Collins. Jon M. Myers.
A Tyreell
wie SsBermots, Srousis
nS A
3 Andrew Bleskly, Jr.
A
(y Winant.
po Robot B Duy. id R. Jghoson.
5 3 James Dunve W. Betts Loshormasn,
Ld "y Pye MeRolde.
arven GO. Bd ohn Moly Joan
Os'slas Ea Jr
Abrus C Pols: Poser Pulte hoc
i ple James Webh,
A Uitte H. Bria erhof, Elwood B. Mingay
oben rapt, Joba V. Joby,
‘ators a M.
Td Basi Eat rar rie
Vives. C. Yipprhe B. Miles.
run. Audrey bo ar A vlan.
Ard, Yo Joba b. Roa, meel B. Palner.
0 ir, Fitguugh pm Wi,
Reet Mead her 5 Whahor. {asne Cokelet,
rary renzo VD. Cuming, Requa.
Snes M. Lambomos, James iaedsion Woo Ferris,
Woy W. bugwans, Joby 1, Bsa. W C, Carpenter.
10. sm Earle, Pawrick MoCue, Andrew Tracy.
11. Abra Pifjoctys, Peter Dooley Henry Bradley,
12. A John Deeri Arghibal Wilson.
13. A. P. Dalrymple, Martin 1 ud C. Lee.
14. Heary J. Bdw uchanan, Jolin Goller.
15. Daniel P. Lewis P. Plater. William 5. Muiray.
16. Theodore srvig, Pets Divea, Joba McCredie.
17. Owen J. Gilfeatber, Edward Shields, Joseph B. Pollock.
Gundern L Curneu. Dugald Ste anrt,
Peter Beid, Juba 8. Gilmore.
ner, Thomas Farrel], Wiliam Mountfort,
s. George Mundelein, fleury B (hapmau
M John Putrey, James A. Trimb.e
Bish athew N 4 James M. Hallenbeck.
Robert Owen James B, Hayler,
Farrell Dortts Thomas B. DeWin C.
A 4 Thomas F. A. Reilly,
Ee da a io
sitio} A Themes Patterson.
Joba T. ornell, George Coachman.
Chation Stewart, Asdeow J. Josepd Dixon,
A P. rge H. Vio Cleft.
ow Val o Fuisch aka W Sloan.
D,
1], Matthew W. Cc A
Jobn Ww. Bacon. pe
A A. Blan hy
rr oy. Ir.
James y. ar lugram.
Whites on Jon. rid]
nV. Gridley, jr.
Thomas sai, Wii F. Vail.
Denis Vashoves C. Ellison.
ND WARD.
1. Jeremish n, Bawael Scott.
p 4 Jobe Lalscrsobo.
Fy nen FP. Fin!
George F. Finley,
Hy 3 T 8 reheat.
1 Oy Lory r.
8 Oharlos F. Tibbetts,
9. 8. Dobule.
10. w Black.
i Jewell
12. Beeanpn, Henry Utley.
13. Rchard Mot.
14. cp Atkinson,
18, Emory
16. ov aD.
i t, H. P. Smith,
Mack.
Jol'le.
in e Masterson, Jhoob Bieinert
21. Thomas E. MeKicrnan, Edward Osboru, Jobs Brac (urd,
rs Furic Sian, Edword Kieypen, James Milliyun,
Joh Jomuk re, Boul, Brgy, Jone thun disiuson
Rlection District.
17. Oliver Vanderbilt, Solm Hatfeld. Peter D. Ackerman.
18. Bdwin T. Sinn, Benjamin H. MeClain, Oscar Tompkina,
19. William McKay, Francis Cavasiagh, Humphrey Ayres.
20. John J. Foley. Capleld] P. Farlow, Josph R. Sagtegol,
sl Thomas O. Knox. Lawrence McDermoty, Geo Rly.
ory) Ferger, Jame A Henny, Artur 8. Choiwell.
23. Bra Kdward LAL June N. Leela
1. Jindal O Jos V. ET Roddy,
2 P. Deigp? A. Ki, Corbin Oba,
3 Joseph Cham n, John C, Suc ismes Jones.
4. Charles Raab, Theodore Satine. WS iam Wetteran.
MaMaboas William Catherwood, Frederick Goek.
Hy Ban Harrie, Francis Wilmerth, Joseph Bagot.
7. William J. Bianford, Henry Sehwaad, Biward Bogart.
8. John MoCuley, David Yee Donaldson.
5. Heary B. Koome, George Hall, Hoan.
o Frank Birpeia, James Marray, Amasa Higgina
1. Daniel Power, Gomaliua Gillen, Has C. Thornton.
3. William Raab, William Burton, ames Hunter, jr.
BLEVENTH WARD.
1. John Love, John H. Donahue, Thomas Have.
Charles G_ Moger, Chars J. ignge. Wiliam J. Barvett,
Thewas Oldis, Thomas Lynch, John Mack.
4. Martin McGrath, Andrew Smith, Francis MoShane.
5. Isase Herman, Thomas J. Doran, Richard Waldeck.
6. Dennis Garrison, Charles L. D. Spallthorff, James Patterson, jr.
7. Nathan Berliner, William J. O'Neil, Bamuel Kice.
8. Moses Weil. James Donohue. Edward illeck.
9. Myer Elsas. Henry Meyers. Pete Raffortr.
10. Richard I. Raleigh. Jacob L. Michales, Joseph Mansfield.
11. John H. Roberts, Michael T. Moran, John Gur.
12. Francis Murray, Thomas Gibbons, Joseph Hazell.
13. Solomon Lowenthal. David Gideon, Samuel Cregar.
14. Joseph P. Morris, Charles T. Leviness, Hamilton Wade.
15 Solomon Michaels, Joseph Nelson, Lewis T. Clark.
16. Themss Abbott, David Gilman, William H. Hatherly,
17. Richard H. Bishop, Michael Kenny, Seaman Johnson.
1%. Samuel 8. Acker, Willlam McCann, Simon V. Vilgros.
19. George Foley, John E. White, Authonv McDowell.
20. Mever Mover, James Lee, William Stevens.
21. John Schroder, John Petit, Alfred Booth,
22. John Hill, Jesse Wool. Benjamin De Grushe.
TWELITH WARD,
1. Philip F. Brads, Richand J. Walsh, William H. Plituer,
2."Richind B. Roche, James Cammicgs, Jobo C. Grad.
3. Henry Munson, Thomas F. Gilroy, William H. Draper.
4. Jumes Murray, Germain Hauscliel. Augusing T. Brotherson,
5. Charles V. My Jobs H. Van ig John R. Farrington.
6. John J. Maloney, Dennis Cavanagh. Thomas Buck.
7. Edward ¥kilimen, William H. Murphy, Mortimer W. Wells,
8. Henry G. Spears, James Sherry, William M. Winne.
9. Samuel W. Tompkios, Corpelius Callahan, Henry L. Nuuns.
10. William Bootm, John J. Ferguson, Willism L. Sanford.
11. Joseph Moore, Patrick McGim: ees, Geure Diefendorf.
12. Jobu McKean, Thomas P. Medusa Willam Prophet.
13. Maurice Daly, John McDermoit, Edmond Roberson.
14. William Callahsn Andrew MoGown. Bagene Hinton,
15, James Mulligan, John M. Coman, Edmuid D. Requa.
16. Williaw H. Kipp, Edward A. Moore, Albert L. Blowers.
17. Isaze T. Brown, John Halloran, Klvert Ko' enon.
13. William G. Woods, Jason Mills, John Oruston.
19. John A. Deady, Jobn W, Brown, Abram Brofu, ir
20. George W. Thorn, James Kelly, James M. Randall
THIRTEENTH WAKD,
1. Christopher A. Carraher, John J. C ve, Frank Freeland.
2. William J. Fitrpatrick, Jonathan O. Howell, Robert Carson.
3. William H. Green LeXineson Staart, John H. Dunsenberry.
4. William J. Goetz, Daniel F. McIntyre, Alexander Robertson.
5. Francis F. Brady, James McLeary, Lewis Hilig.
6. William Geoghegan, Lawrence B. Hill, William T. Morley.
7. Lawrence Connor, James H. Reiily, William Gailer.
8. James O'Hara, Thomas Foley, James Sto ldart.
9. Wiliam Hoffman, John Foster, Jr. Heary 8. Jennings.
10. Heory C. Bertrand, Willlam Alt, ries ih Bpencer,
11. Henry Bapp, Gilbert B. Wood, Nathaniel Verhod.
12. George R. Kammerer, James Little, Francis Sayder.
14. Dean Pierce, Robert Burns. John T. Carrick.
FOURTEBNTH WARD.
1. Matthew Mooney, Ambrose Mulholland, Joseph P. Melville,
2. Michael McDonald, Michael T. Bmith, Martin Kelly.
3. Jumes Bush, Jobn A. O'Brien, Jacob Hickmaa.
4. Constantine McGuire, Andrew J. Doyle, George P. Heil.
5. Michael Dues, Michael Smith, James Montgomery.
6. Patrick H. Sheridan, ddwand Bannan, Patrick Cannon,
y Pan w. CYagalie illiam J. McGee, Charles Bailutinn.
8. k Dey, John yholly, Thomas Rolie
9. Alfred Focrsch, Patrick psey, Philip E. Herrlich,
10. James J. Gibbin, Francis Mangia, John Fawecti
11. James J. Bannen, John E. Agog, {tes C. Wu te,
1 Je ag wy Fg B. Morphy
John le, James ngs, Thomas u A
FIFTRENTH WARD,
1. Daniel MeCabe, John J. Byres, J0iwih iw
3. George Crump, Thomas F. Bystes Jo Cabes
3. Charles 8. Denike, Timothy O'Brien, George impson.
4. Jobo P. Gaw, Dennis H. Foley: Chiitepbet Les.
5. Charles Tarver, Jorn T. Nagle, Edward J. Dunning, jr.
6. James J. Habberlin, George C. Lloyd, James J. Carroll
7. Blliott Sanford Hears Stibpuon, Samme! Y. Davie
8. James Car y, James illy, John H. Allen.
9. John D, Harvey, James Gibson, Thomas hy
10. James F. Kelly, John A. Carolin, Wiliam A.
11. Henry J. Mansfield, A. B. Purdy, George Barncte
Ey Patrick Cleary, Emery Ne aier, Anitew Kivoist
Louis Cashberg AMSUD, ithend Van Cott.
COOTER CTH W AKD,
1 Themis A Doyle, Gamaliel T. Springsteed, jr., Abraham Mc
Jr.
2. Avton Muller, Patrick Gilmore, Thomas D. Spear,
3. Mic ael J. Cahill, Thomas Delany, Jawes Hamilton,
4. Patrick J. Hart, Mica] Regan, Frank B. Lawrence.
5, Thales 8. Bliss, William C. Mead, Morris Niminonas, 4
6. Michael Maker, Edward B. McKee, Charles Michell.
7. Denys De Courey, David McKeever, William Fletcher.
8. Henry M. Coben, Phihip. Hebousil, Heary G Purse.
9. Henry L. Devel, Peter Zuid) Alexander.
10. Joseph A. Hart, John Lynch, John Righr.
11. John W. Baxton, Charles Euler, Leon A. Canta.
12. William H. Byan, Thomas J. Clak. James Moore,
13. Benjamin B. Van Buren, George Merritt, Henry Comstock.
14. Thomas Farrell, Hugh J. Briay, Frederick W. Tiokarda,
115. Mario Durkin, Jacob Demuth, Wiliam Al Shicids.
16. Richard P. Scaollin, Paired H. Wlite, Johu Kyle.
17. Noah Tugwell. Theodore Hart, George Johnson.
18. Myer Myers, David Henriques, Geuige A. Low.
19. John Smith, William Kelly, Bolomen 8. treeiwr.
20, John H. Hert Feux F. Fagan, Daniel A. Av derson,
SEVENTEENTH WA:
1. James A. Tracey, James R. Mount, Henry Brown.
2. Michael Smyth, Wiltiam J. Hoey, John M. Farrington.
3. In H. Peisiman, John W. Bennett, Willan Swokley.
4. Maurice W. Shanon, William H. Hogan, Vaicntine R. Kearvey.
6. John Gleeson, James McMenowy, Thomns Bonr,
6. James H. Bell, James Donoloe, Baauel Felubein,
7. Thomas P. Ryan, Henry Singer, Thomas G. Vau Colt.
8. J. M Rgrvolds, Patrick Garvey, Lewis J. Haut.
8. Joseph elan, Charles A. Stadler, J wes Brown.
10. Dauiel O Mars, Richard Mooners John Alden,
11. Stewart J. Melver, Jacob W. Ingham, Newcomb Cody,
12. William Watson, Richard B. Heflernan, John Nugent.
13. Fravk O'Donnell, Joun Zahn, Jowih H. Buver,
14 William Bhs, uel Mullen, Martin Oscar.
1% Francis Osferman, Jacob W. Hoose, Wasbiugton Van Wyck.
16, Charles Sviegelbery. Louis Bas i Jacob Briggs, jr.
17. John D. Sullivan, John L. Carbrey, George Brown,
18. Francis Creswer, George Jacobi, Tiagur Un Jerull,
19. Patrick O'Keefe, John Rogar. James Mclaushlio.
20. John Honsgos, Patrick Dalley, Benjamin Merritt.
21. Patrick J. Haubury, Thomas Jub soa. Gee. J. Smith.
22. Daniel Paterson, John J. Dimond, Thomas Maguire,
23. fs Costello, Jobn J. Farrell, Wiliam H. Burrell,
24 Thomas Duyrns. Patrick Brennan, Patrick Quirk.
25. Bernard McQuade, Cornelius Smith, James W. Barker.
3%. John Nugeat William Gleeson, Edward M. Tomas.
27. William McKenna, Jobn Mulligan, Andrew J. Corgan.
Ar Hh WARD.
1. denvy Matthews, James Oweus. Haney Veen
2. Cornelius D, Sheolen, W. T. Hall, K. H. Jeuny.
3. John B. Doisn, Albert Goettmann, Adolphus W. Beeny.
John Looram. Matthew M. Blake, Jon W. McCort.
5. George W. Young, Aaron F. Young. Philip Frankeuhelwer,
6. Richard Thompson, Junes Bure James Aikeus.
7. Francis Degoan, Michael Sullivan, Thomas Beitridge.
8 Patrick Hetfernan, Thomas Sfapicion, William Bell,
9. John A. Thompson Jump P. Zeller, Jams Wilcox.
10. Bdwin Minnaugh, Jarbes lood, Heory Gray.
11. Michael J. yun Mathew W. Coyle, Richard Bennett.
12. Danlel Counelis, Thomas G. Cowan, Thumas Morton.
13. Jobm Davis, Michael Curry, Richard M. Lush.
14 Thomas Hotediigm, Timothy D. O’Brien, John Adams.
15. William O'Doguell, Joba F, Cavasgh. John Little,
16. {ususe Guasolly Joseph A. Yuoug, Francs Wood.
17. William shh James Broe, Willa Wireler.
16. Thouas P. Hoully, Dennis Delany. George sieUiellan.
19. William Baird, James sawyer, Williaw L. Raymond.
20. Thomas FP. Hebbard, Wiliam Brown, Jawes Douglas.
21. Richard Veitch, George McHugh, John G. Corley.
22. James H. Clinch, Johan C. Slywan, Issac V. Truss.
23. Samuel Brower, is Wines, jr., James Brows
4. Biward Brennan, Binerd J. McDopald, Wiliam P. Adams.
INETEENTH WARD.
1. Alexander MeGrogor, Wiliast O'Brien, Freak Raymond.
2. Eitert Miller, Wilkam H, MoCabe, Clyrles C. Reed.
3. Edward Oyatier, William G. Marsh, Alouzo Mason,
4. Terence Sheridan, Redmond Barry, Morris Hauburger.
5. Pranels Stacum, Patrick Fino, Norman A. Leach
6. Thomss J. Hitchman, Thomas J. Rooney. George A. Defandorf,
7. Jobg 8. Huribuat, James H. Clark, Jobu Duater
M. Minzesheier, John H. Turuier, Henry J Moore,
9. Yiljan Craise, Thomas McSpelon? Asher Baruett,
16. B. Mills, Julius Jobuson, Kobert Brower.
11. Thomas J. Piteh, Henry L. Fraser, Sonny Cushing.
12. Robert MoUioness, George W. Schaffer, uel J. Lewis.
13. Edward J. Sige. Corsuiine Farley, Walter M. Southworth.
1 Senjuyis C. wa, Bewusl Stream, Jobn K. W Liga
15. Ys be Joseph Rothschild. Edward B. Gariee,
16. J A, Jabjagon 3 Seger A 2B Lixmgson,
17. Doxey, Jose an Buren, Andrew J. is.
18. Michael Dann, fiha Cann, William A. Dooly.
19. Cyrus A. Sanh, Matthor Murray, Heury D. Whittemore,
20. Corpelias iy A H, Moubelwer, Willaw H, Richards.
21. Juling Assher, Robert McGinnis, jr, Prank Charlott.
22. Jobo B. Fiveh, Kobers Ouvnninglam. Joseph Southworth.
23. John 3 Frauen, Jiaisb K« Jaca, dlled Heedl,
“nu i vinte. ole rhe, George F. Cushing,
25. Sony Ms, Bank Mills, Joseph Swenarton,
26. Viooent derick Anderson, James P. Walker,
21. Francis oxh, ‘I'homas J. Quinlan, Richard Swenarton,
23, Stephen EB. Bamuel H. Cu bam. John Levins,
3 John A. A ory B. Siephcas. vorge A. Lambrecht,
James 8, 4 k H. Lydon, Clement Watts.
3L Joho O'Donvel ea Hoary Haber, Willian Gausberg.
3. John Bagen, as oy Bumon Hazleton.
33. Joba Barcy, Swift, Matthew T. Kuve.
1. Wiliam Doyle, John M a a
n Mo ames L. D.
3 Martis P. hg Ars H. Sleight, Edward M. Westcott.
3 Dekiriel Lohmann, Michael Kieroan, Jobo Adger.
4 James C. Yule, Henry A. Munker, Joseph Lane.
4 James inness Ads Gramact, Joba Bary,
6 Theodore F. Heinlg. James F. Hatch, Robert Neill.
A ‘ADS.
Hugh O'Nel Joba, Hl. Getty.
9. Thomas Reilly, Joba J. Dunlap, Peter Van Keureo.
Janes I. Couenboven, jr.
P. Barker.
KNEW-YORK ‘DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1871-TRIPLE SHEET.
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Rlertian Distnet
a autos, Prase Kelly
I sd. lav s Ke
Hoare Hi \wiins, John T. Nolan, bark. one AY
26. Philip Carolan. John Jasper, Richard
21 A Andress. James Fivon, William C. Waaseabere.
To LL CLERKS.
Nore. —The reeond name in each district is the Clerk repres
“the wriy in eral political opposiiion to he Pll y electing tb
suooessiul cavuidaies for Jusiverons of Election a ihe last slectio
“Flksl! WARD,
Blegtion
Distriot.
i {umes MeSfuilio, Jens Holsnus,
4 nu, Joe Aer,
E Ran Sheen Thomas Jennings
4 Bdward Perkins, Hoary Hesse.
5. Jain McKenzie, Thomas Brea.
via 8 Dud) William H glare
Geo Yaalimmous, James Joes.
8. Jans Mulroy, John Terry.
9. Patrick Commeford, Edward Collins,
hy BEUOND WARD,
1. Richard Hutschler, Edward K hoe.
2. Edward Condon, Frederic W, Fond.
THIRD WARD,
1. John Lawson, William Lane.
2 Gone Butterworth. Van 1. Bichmead
3. 8. W. Hill, Thomas ChejBas.
4. Ambrose Horton. Fred S. Bogue.
5. Henry Clifton, Henry Williams
FOURTH WARD,
1. Timothy Shea, William Brown,
2. Robert J, Quinlan. William Donovan.
3. James Ledwith, 3. C. Jaxeiae
4. Daniel Collins, R. H. Loudon
5. Micuael W, Clare, J. Honueny,
6. William Burns. Stephen Collis
7. John Drought, John Cassicy.
8. Heury J. Cowen, Thomas Smith,
9. Fergcl J. Gallagher, Georor Lnwton,
10. George A. bavis, Henry Shanvon.
11. Michael Clfford, Peter J. Kran,
12. Jaues B. Davis, James W. King.
13. Nicholas Murphy, Thomas O'Donnell
1. Samuel Wo!f, Joseph wit
Ramuel Wo! Howe,
x Gourge Hl. Kiug, William Ro'inson.
3. Charles H, Tiamer, Michael Bovve.
4. Anthony Woodruff, Joseph P. Cantrell,
5. John A. Hubbell, Henry L. Quackenbush.
6. Walter Banta, John KR. Roberson.
7. John R. Burley, L. K. Mallock.
8. Patrick luca John H. Hart.
9. Dauiel W, Brady, William li. Burnham,
10. Julius Welss, Andrew Crai2.
SIXTH WARD,
1. M. J. Rallivan, Peter Lanb
2. Tiomss Downey, Owen Ledwith,
3. Patrick Foley, ¥.J Brown
4. Jawes J. Myson, Putriox fousey.
5. William McCoy, John J. G iien,
6. Alired Hayden, Wikiain bb Lowis,
7. Jumes Dalton, Bdward TLoriis
8, Jaurs H. Hal, Simeon Garvin.
9. Rohard Phy, mas J. 0 Counell
10. Fraveis Hacky: Hugh Duly,
11. Jumes Faubey, Micuael Cribbins.
13. Thowas Mesowsn, Jobs Fluuagan,
14. John Flanagan, Clarles Landers.
4. Allen W. Bimpsos, Jobo Nrbeary
SEVENTH WARD,
1. Thomas Maher, John Mauone.
2. Charles Hagley, Willian Klam'erg.
3. James L. Beoth, William Weikheart,
4. Johm Fitzpatrick, Peter A. Mera
5. John W. Leary, James M. Bennet,
6. Daniel W. Brown, Georges Logan.
7. Nicholas Kearney, Thomas C. itecoher.
8. Edwani Burke, Sandy Crag.
8, William Freel, Joun Flovd.
10. Maurice F. Janis, Lowel A. Feehan,
11. John P, (/Brien, William Loone).
18. William P. Alen, Cuaries Casey.
13. John J, Rogid, lersuce K. L nch,
14. Patrick J, Twigg, Thomas aie
16. Wranos McMahon, Jamos Lola,
16. August P. Beruer, Michac Gv ason.
17. Jobin J. McArdle, Willinia Cudily,
18, Jercwmial bart r, Fredorich suatl,
19, Pustricx N. Doyle, Danicl Quun
BIGHTH WARD,
1. William J. Parley, Robert Silverberg.
3 Benjamin H. Davis Jobs C. W lite.
3. Hugh Brady, George McKeirna,
4. Thomas H. Bell, Jobo Mclaiv,
5. Bdwsrd Fisher, M. k. Eb er.
6. H. A. Haoan, Thomas Ba ry.
7. Charles Corn, Samael H. Davis.
8. Henry MoUabe, Patrick Ryder.
9. John Williamson, John Mchermott.
10. James H. Coats, John Oliver.
LL Willian H. La Rue, Stephen W. Duffy,
13. Crawford MoGrew, John Murphy,
13. John H. O'Congor, John Woods.
14. Yoary Proadfoot, Willison P. VW right.
ik a C. Gray detewia wity.
16. Georye Wf, Garlingion, atucm Fishblats,
17. Char re, Charles Morion
18. George Higgs, William Patterson,
19. Franck M Shi el, Cities Kavan,
20, Robert P. Nelson, Josepl B. Somers.
21. Pasrick Hickey, Thomas W. Lore.
22. Charles Kaiterer, I. bdwards Coulan,
J. Fraucws L. Palwer, jr., Juco A. Nathan,
NINTH WALD,
1. P. H. Mace, Bosnge Nodive.
3. Willman White, Charles Beuuett.
3. Frank B. Tinelli, Charles Miller.
4 William G. Bpley, James Mcalailen.
b. Isase Odell, jr., Richari Jam
6. Jumnes Murphr, Wilusio Wi lis Merrill
7. George H. Weaver, Johu N. Blasely,
8. Prauk Packer, Edonrd Levivus
9. John James Boyle, Jos phi iarnson.
10. Jak A. Cassady, Bolert Farrell 3
Il Thomas Waters, James Mchovough
12. Juwes King. Cliarles Mcbouough
13. Cornelius Savage, Michael Douoelson,
14 James 6. Gria, w. KH, H. Wicux.
15. C. T. Boule, George Vau Zils
16. Charles Miller, Jr., B. J. Richardson.
17. Henry Humphrey, Jamos H. Townsend, je,
18 Isaac M. Bcudder, Peter A, Lelmau.
19. Thomas J. Worman, Jr., Zelah Vau Loan.
2, Flisha B Suwitu, James Woods.
21. John A. Dunlap, Hamphrer Ayres.
22. J.T. Fryer, Witham 5. Norris.
24. Juba ishendan, Joseph Wallace.
TENTH WARD.
L George W. Loner, Albors Bull,
2. Henry Kiwards, William H. Byrne,
3. Bugene J. MoUorkle John I. Weinheimer,
4 Wikiay Swack, John C. Nightich.
5. Jobn W. Hunt, Willixm Graham.
6. ‘I'homas Biker, Louis Lowenthal
7. Alfred J. Murray, George Sydia.
8. James Murpay, Wilbam W. Tinkler,
9. ‘I bowas Gravam, jr., Thomas J. Cuicmaa,
19. Cbarle. Kuigut, Jotn N. lrow.
11. Dauiel Merrist, Louis Kleeler,
12. Casper Walters, Henry C. Atwood,
BLEVENTI WARD,
1. Hugh Pox, William C. Gargill.
2 Pataor Vellman, Max Osterwels,
3. P. V, (3. Chuistopher, William Henesey,
4. James Blale. Thomas L. Lemuey.
5 Abraham Goldsmith, Praak Livingston.
7. Willem B. Badiow, Wenry Byrnes.
8. George W. White, Julius Wouiz
8. Henry Maurer, Johu Leach.
10. Cyrus EB. Fowler, Charles Grabs a.
11. Biwia C1 Jaks, Wiliam Snath.
12. George ore, pold Graclele.
13. Feuncis Mack, Ira Tiacy.
14. Loals Coben, Bae! Young.
16. Moses Rin ow John H. Albertson.
16. Heury L. Wright, Stephen G. W.ims'ey.
17. Thomas G. Van Cott. jr., Jacob H. ‘lL heobold.
16. Heury Donohue, George Baliwin.
19. William B. Turner, Jobn B. Evans.
20, James A. Wrighs, Henry Langwusscr,
21. Allen Hunt, Jacob Van Allen.
22. Williaa Rothachild, Juines I Folan,
TWELFTH WARD,
1. James Rassell, Albert W. Futuer.
2. Jouu J. Twigg, B. P. Breed.
3. Henry M. Jennings. Sturge Dewey.
4 Philip Sullivan, John Higgins.
5. Beymour 8B. Hoyt, Walter Farroglon,
6. Bugene McEuroe, Jobn H. Wright.
7. C. H. Balladue, John 8. McLanghlin,
8. Monmouth H. Underhill, Nathaniel Alwy.
9 James amp tite, John Dil,
10. Fraueis P. Btynolds, David B. Eandford,
11. William D. Sparks, Nathaniel M. Hicks,
12. Samuel Johnson, Kogene Hintou.
13. George Peck, Wiliam Requa.
14. Theolore Yan Houten, Adaw Stevens
15. Heury K. Hotfmire, jr., Morris Barvet,
16. Benjumin De Porrest, Jacob Philips.
17. George McCoppiu, John A. Hill.
18. George A. Moore, James H. Evens.
19. Jumes I, Preianer, Heury 8. Duna.
20. Juwes Thorne, Walter Cooper
THIRTEENTH WARD,
1. Andrew J, McCarthy, William K. Palmer, iz
2. Theodore Howell, kdward Moses
4 Miclael J. Lrweb, John I. Dusenbary, jr.
4. Bdward Boyle, Geurge Buckman.
5. ira C. Beliows, Charles Heibg.
6. J. Bydney Vallotton, Hvink N. Wait.
7. John HK. Quitzm, Abrabam W. Kennely.
8. Jyscpb W. Moran, Albert Utter.
9. Henry Piekford, Wiliam T. Jennings.
10. William H. Smith, John T. Wiley.
11. William Moore, Henry W. Weitfenback,
12. Eeroard Hoghes, WN Goulieb,
13. Jolin W, Brows, H. D. Ghe ji
FOURTEENTH WARD,
1. Bdwsrd Bodwick, Deglane H. Jones.
2. Michael Guilfoyle, John Dwyer.
3. Michael MeLaoghlin, George Sf.
hy ot on) Te: qT k
m neo.
6. descph Glynn, Charles P. Carey.
7. William Cuaginebar Thomas A. Dalton.
8. William H. Fellows, J. A. Suafer.
9. John McGuire Hour! Bowren.
g Fugene Callaghan, rederick Flel.
1. Cornelius Cassidy. Julius Brieson.
12 Robert Nichols John Toomey.

13. Charles IH.
FIFTEENTH WARD,
1. Jobu Lowery, George H. Pell.
2. Willinm H. Jasper, Charles Bagley.
3. 0. J. Bidwe)l, Matt. Gooderson
4. Charles K. Barker, Michael J. Lowe,
5. J. J. Lyous, Isaac Moller.
6. Per C. Willis Cook.
7. William W. Powell, Joh Hocket.
8. N. B. Bennett, Henry C. Jakubowski.
9. William A. Robinson, Clarence Seward.
10. Samuel A. Veaterba Bdward Barker.
11. Henry Luke, John H. Luke.
13. John ‘Wasson, Bilas D, Davis,
13, Willian J. Keaedy. Joseph Petrie,
BIXTEENTH WARD,
1. Prancis Reilly, William H. Orten.
4 Micuael Lyons, Frederick Meal o.
3. Charles Delar, Joseph Bruner.
4. Peter Gravey, Prededck Winter
LN k Sueohs,
4 James Ratery, urear,
5. James M, Sweeny, M. sew Ehrich.
6. Andrew J. O'Brien, Eastern Ll.
8 John C. Hined, jroo Doty.
9. John Leddy Ww, Hedvay.
10. Michel Wine William FH. Cooper,
N oseph oe, Jr. pedy,
12, Samuel Purdy, Charles Pobicr.
13. James Panning, Howsrd Marthng,
14. Franklin P. Nesbitt, Witliam Rohitlla,
15, Thomas Murphy, Alfred H. HL. Hepper,
16. John Gogin, William Ker
17. Henry C. Brown, Juha William Giles
18. Heury M. Howell, Henry V, Taber.
19. James 8. llennessy, James L. laymond,
20. John J. Duanclly, James T. Giles,
31. Christopher Samuel Wilson.
23. John Mofat, J. Mark Laymen.
2. Thoths Fitsptrick. Jub Reollv.
24. Joseph Phe Eugene F,
NINETEENTH WARD,
1. Charles H. Van Holland, Henry Hirney.
2. Edward Staffund, John MH. Ven Tassel
3. Augustus Salsian, C, H. Brown.
4. Jobin Van Tassel, M. T. Cozzens
5. William Berry, Harry Richmou,
6. Robert F, McDonall, Homes Nichols.
7. William Firm, B. Demarest.
8. Joseph McSpedon, Joseph G. Moors,
9. James Hitchman, James C. Bonnern.
10. Charles 8. Mills, Wiliam J. Stevenson,
11. Moses Wi {oan Horace U. Tiell,
12, William C. Conner, Jr., William Parks.
13, William Sparse. Thomas V. Blanch,
14. Henry Held, jr., Rickand M, Daiks.
15, Juhu Vichmann Thomas Knox,
16. William D. Fraser, George Frick
17. John D. Lindon, Richan! Loud.
14. William HB. Mountain, Nelson H, Lawton,
19 William Carrare, James RB. Fitch.
20, Plchard J. Wheeler, Charies W. Richarla,
21. Bimeon J. Rothschild, George H. 1 shrow,
22, Edward Rohre, Henry D. Gannesberg,
22, Jes M. Hebbard, J. A, J. Tibbuls.
24. T, C. Wildman, Mo. W. Thompson,
25. Jobn T. Hennessy, Jacob Lambrecht.
26. H. Von Lippe. John H. Gunner.
21. William F. Carleton, Charles Giessen.
28. Cliarles E. Hartshorn, Jr., Samoel 3. Pell.
29. Jobo Ks Kelly, John Leek.
30 Clemont H. Wiloex, Walter Stewart,
31. James A. Quinn, John Forman.
33. Michael J. er. Woll,
TWENTIETH WARD,
1. John McGee, James Blowelt.
2. A. M. Ga Ngo, Wil'lom 8, Headley,
3. B.D. Gans. W. H. Pritchard.
4., Fralenck Munker, James H. Porter,
5. Froderick Grasmnek, Robert 8, Stedman.
6. {ne W. Brink, William De Lacey, jr.
7. Jucob Lewls, jr.. George F. PinkLaw,
8. Joserh F. Beglan, Samue! Wilson,
9. Robert J. Draddy, George H. Burford
10. George Domnolly, John H. Adair.
11. Jolin J. O'Brien, Charles Ll. Marten.
12. Michael Lewis, BY Posner.
13. Bimon Dolphin, Sylvester Post.
14. Thomas N. McCarthy, Charles W. Hopper,
15. Danlel Kerwin, Daniel Longworth.
16. Bernard McCaffrey, Benjamin F. Anderson.
17. Alfred J. Keegan, James K. Reed.
1a. Wiliam Buchanan, Peter J, Pettigrew,
19. Heury A. Fritchen, John Jacobs.
20. John Conghlin, Edward Pranks.
21. George Hanrabaa, Julius Bandman,
22. Patriok MoGuire, Joseph Belknap.
23. B. RK Rell George McKechnie.
2+, Wiam Collsger, George B. Oliver,
25. Edward P. Jennings, Daviel Stevens.
TWENTY-FIRST WARD,
1. James A ng Isaac Langan.
2. Denis Galvin, Jotn Boulton.
3. Thomas Brennan, Willinm 1. Roden,
4. Prank Walton, John Cornish.
5. Thomas Douty, George W, Hartell
6. Charles Van Tine, James R. Angus.
7. Patrick Grogran, Jumes Hoye.
8. Jobn Purcell, Isaac P. Seaman,
9. Timothy Lambert, Charles H. Van Cleft.
10. L. hite, 8amuel Conklin.
IL J. P, McDonagh, Charles H, Hance,
12. Richard B. Houpe, Alunso Conk in.
13. Rdward BpruARs Smet) Castell,
14. Rafus Fowler, William Castell,
15. Obarles F. Osborne, Sylvusl W. Buasee.
16. John J. Kenny, Allan \V, Adams.
17. Wiliam Sheridan. U.P. Barton.
18. Jancu Goldstein rt 8. Christie.
19. Frank C. Riker, fsaac D. Noe.
20. Julius Peek. Alexander Denholm.
21. William A. McGregor, Thowas Duffy,
22. Bdward Killian, Charles Fowler.
23. Lucius J. Comstock. James i. Vine, jr.
TWEN I1-SECOND WARD,
1. John M. Adams, H. J. Peters.
3. Jobu H. Doyle, Thomas B. Finley,
3. Sropece Larkins, William Allen.
4. Johd Matthews, James H. Metice.
5. David Ackerman, William Yourg.
6. Martin H. Ray, James Berrynau.
Edward F. Kane, W tiie Horvaw,
5 ism C. Douglass, Witham M. Leggett,
9. James W, Greer, David Thorn. oe
10. William Dixon, Alfred Lanenster. jr.
11. Joseph H. Ferguson, Louis Kraashaar,
12. Bamund H. Haswell, Henry Garnson.
13. John O'Reilly. John J. H Mogey
14. Alexander Wand, jr., Beekman Russell,
15. Perdirand Hoffican, James Garrison.
16. I, 8. Chatfie'd. James H, Bonesull
17. Joho Bkiflugton, Dwight A. Lawrence.
14, James V. Brudy, B. F, Waterman.
19. James J. Fisher, C. F. Whitlemore,
20, Francis T. Ward, Chailes H. Bitell.
21. J. P. Maguire, David M. Madden.
22, Coruelius M. Noonan, Theodore C'. Corry,
23. Joseph F. Noonan, Jonathan E. Cudiipps
24. James J. Connor, Hevry L Ryer
25. Michael P, Pitagerald, Charles Vraler,
26. J. 8. Thompson, William H. Ware.ng.
27. Frack Stevens. Thomas Benton.
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DePAKTHMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, BUKFEAT OF WATER REGISTRAR,
5 New-York, Oct. 14, 1871,
NOTICE is hereby Riven that an additional
penalty of ten per cent will be added on all unpald water rents re
maining unpaid on and 3 he frst day of jiovemher Regi
CHARLES G. CORNELL, Water Registrar,
Cir oF New-YoK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
Bureau or THR RSCEivER oF TAaxNs
Covnr-Housn SN Carat Nov, 1, dem.
TO TAX-PAYERS.—Notice is ereby given
fb one por cent will be added to all taxes unpaid on of De
camber; sl:o an additional one per cent on Dec. 15. On all taxes remain
ing unpaid on Jan. 1, interest at the rate of 12 per cont per sumum, calow
late! oi the day the books were received by the Receiver of Taxes to
she day of payment will be added, No mouey will be received afer?
o'clock p. m. Office hours from 8 8. m. to 3p m.
BERNARD SMYTH, Receiver.
New-Loxvox Waren Wokks, Cutgr ENGINEER'S Orrics,
0, CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES.
The Board of Water Commissioners of the City of New-Loundon are
prepared to receive PROPOSALS for abeat 83,000 feet of Cement-lined
aud Coated Sheet-iron WATER PIPE, opr with its appendages of
Hrdrants, Gates, Air-Valves, &c., to be laid alld set complete.
Drawings, Specifications, aad form of Contract may be seea, and
blunk forms of Proposals obtained at the Office of the Engineer, City
Hall Building.
Tenders must be delivered at the Commistioners’ Office In New-London,
Conn., on or before Wedeslar, Nov. 15th Inst, at 12 o'clock m. The
Commissioners reserve the right to reject avy or all tenders if deemed for
the best interest of the city,
By order of the Comuwissioners.
J.T. PANNING. Chisof Fngineer,
Pos1-OrriCr AND U, K, COURTHOUSE. NEW YORK (ITY,
Orrick OF BUPBLINTENDENT, October 21, 1871,
VWROUGHT AND GAST-IRON WORK.—
SBALED F30POSALS i de sogival ot the Olice of io ia
perintendent un m., November 9, 1071, for furnls| ivi
vung and putting in place the WROUGHT and OT BON WORK
exhibited in plas, spec fications, sud schedules now inthis office, con
sisting of rolled iron beams, channel irons, angle aad T-lromp, tie-rods,
boiler-iron plates, angle and fish plates, bolts, rivets, &e., and cast-iron
columns, pilasters, cornices, brackets, hed plates, ke
The work of the columns, pilasters, rolled-iron beams, ke, to third
story, must be farnished, delivered, fitted, and pat in place as rapidly as
required by the Superintendent or the progress of the work, the whole to
be completed and put in place by July 4, 1872,
The contractors will be permitted the use of the derricks and engines
in putting the work in place without eliarge, but will be required Bp
the time of the men employed in working them, who will be furnished by
the Department when required.
All salojfiog to be furnished hy the contractor.
Proposals will he made by the piece. lineal foot, or by welzht, for the
Yai beams, channel irons, castings, &c., as provided for in the sched
ea,
The work will not be subd:vided among different bidders, but will be
sidered in the aggreqate.
rayments will be nade monthly, deducting ten per cent until the final
completion of the contract.
al bids mast be accompanied bv a penal bond, in the sum of in
thousand dollars, that the bidder will aceept and perform the contract if
awarded him, the sufficiency of the Jeourily to be certified Y foe United
States Judge, Clerk of the United tates Uourt, or Districi-Attoraey of
tbe district where Le resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject say or all ha, if it be
deemed for the interest of the Government to do so) and sy bid that w»
pot made on the printed form (0 be obteined in thia office, dnd er 4 not
conform n every respect to the requirements of this advertisomen will
not be considered neither will any proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaga in tie manufactare of cast or wrought.
iio work, and who bave not the necessary facilities for getting out the
work,
Proposas will be lndorsed Bids for Iron Work,” and addressed to
pone y bd CALVIN T. HULBURD endent.
Cnt the following Ticket out and Vote
It. It isa Legal Ballot, and is properly
Indorsed.

For Necreinry of State,
DIEDRICH WILLERS, Jr
For Controller,
ASHER P. NICHOLS,
For Treasurer,
WHEELER H., BRINTOL,
For Attorney-General,
MARSHAL B. CHAMPLAIN.
For State Engineer and Surveyor,
VAN RENSSELAER RICHMOND.
For Canal Commissioner,
GEORGE W. CHAPMAN,
For Inspector of State Prisons,
DAVID B. MeNEIL.
For Justice of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE C. BARRETT.
For Judges of the Superior Court of the City of
NewYork,
S. Alursade Morrison, Randolph Seatiacke
Charles Lawrence, Mackay.
7. Charles Anderson, I Owens.
8. Charles Farnsworth, J. Spencer Cameron,
Charles Fi Oharles ck.
10. Frank her, George W. Blewart
WILLIAM E. CURTIS,
JOHN SEDGWICK.
For Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the
City and County of New-York,
CHARLES P., DALY.
12. Jobn Melutyre, William McFaal.
13. Thomas Hammill, Theodore P. Rich.
14. James Ford, George W. Tyler
16. John Fa B
18. James
17. Thowas Dolan, 1 ian ger.
16. Alfred Heariques, William H. If, Abell
by Washinghad Ww
ped TR ENTH WARD.
For Justice of the Marine Court of the City of
New-York,
ALEXANDER SPAULDING,
For Register,
1 Goon hd y Av hi ae
3 Wa L Pratt, Jobn T. Under
Jobu Heliebs B. Bege,
Janes OB y Sona 3% us
8. on Walter Foyer,
1. James Pp, I'T. Southern,
FRANZ BSIGEL.
For Aldermen,
PETKR GILSEY,
JAMES FITZGERALD,
ALEXANDER WILDER,
JOHN COCHRANE,
JENKINS VAN SBCHAICK,
JOHN FALCONER,
SOLOMON MEHRBACH,
JAMES McLAREN,
WILLIAM RADDE,
DANIEL D. CONOVER,
SAMUEL B. H. VANCE,
MICHAEL CARROLL,
6. Wm. J. Howe, Bitie Meinbaum.
John Raklewits, James Burr,
All A G. Tibbits.
Fvetry XE A. Keeling.
SE Tule Tandhes Be Rourke.
le Fog gn
chard n si lsary Rossblast,
ueeney.
M. Bwith.
RW. Beully, Geopge Hughes.
26, Wellanl K Joss Rhco are,
i. Abiaw Bernan, Jacob Berliuger,
BEIGE LiNTH WARD,
1 John Marpby, James M, Cooper,
2. Cuwles Dorn, David Kllaer. in
JOHN DILGER,
WILLIAM JOYCE,
ALEXANDER MARTIN,
Proposals.
‘NEW-YORK, Satu rday, NOV. 4, 1571.
The market was dull, as is usual on Satar
days, and no public transactions of interest were con
ducted at the Exchange. For the coming week the an
nouncements aro not important, with the excoption of
the sale announced by Messrs. V. K. Stevenson, Son
Co,, for Wednesday next, who will offer, in pursuance of
n decree of partition by order of the Supreme Conrt, the
entire block of 27 lots bounded by Tenth-ave., Grand
Boulevard, Seveaty-sixtiy, and Soventy-seventh-sts. This
property {s on the line of the west side 1npNveuichls,
and is worthy the attention of Juichanope of real estate.
Tue sale will be conducted under direction of Addison
Thomas, referee,
Muller, Wilkins Co., will sell on Thursday, Nov. 9, the
four 4-story brick stores nnd dwellings on the west side
of Fourth-ave., between One-huudred-and-twent y-fourth
oT  bo-hundred-aud-tweity-Ath-sta.; each lot 1s about
The sales of Burlington and Missouri River Rallroad
Jelda in Lowa, during the month of October, 1871, were
rdioind oie 8-0 8.003 Serene price of $11 82} per acre,
NIAAA AN ANNA ANA NAAN AN AAAI NINE ENN NENT NEN NEN ENE
"nl
(OME AND SEE ty
a waguiicent SUGAR BSTATE sitnate In the Pans of St. Len
dry, La.. now in cot'on--ONE-HALF FOR SALE. Prise, 20.40
cash; 2.100 acres, 400 ander fence; Warkingion La. J. MARKED
MARTIN. Refer to H, 8. MOSS, MOS8 SEMPLE, Louisville, Kv.
For SALE, or EXCHANGE—Choice and val
uahle FARM in Yh inia. 3” miles from Washington. D. C., 28 mile
from Fredericksburgh, ier Co, 320 acres, sy stations; 200 acre:
cultivated, 50 fares Flos. acres oak thwber, dwellings, stables, &e
Want reuted property near city. Price $10,000; equity, $7,000.
FOR BALE, or EXCHANGE—Cholce FARM 80 acres and séw-mill
and valor poweE abundance of fruit; 1,400 bearing peach-trees. two lirge
dweliiage half mile from Post-Office and town of Green Village, 24 mile:
from Madiion, N, J. $2.400; some cash wagted.
ALSO, a cboloe FARM of 70 acres; rich soil, beautifully situated:
miles from Morristown, balf mile from station; fine for vegetables: all
caltivated lagge iwowogy house, large barns and Sables} beautifal
shade; 6 acres timber. lrice $12,000; equity, $6,-00. gem of s
place. 0. 11. PIERSON, 3 Pigest. N. T.
FoR SALE or EXCHANGE—237 ACRE
FARM in Cecil Lo. Md., on Octorora River, near HeOglough Iron
Works, ball mile from Rowlaasrillg depot. midway between Baltimore
and Philadelphia; choice land, abuadauce of timber; large stone mansion
barns, shade, orchards, &c. Possession. Want revted property; some
cash; $12,000 can remain. Price $24,000. Atlata, feoitla, or Co
Juibus property taken. 0. 1. PIERSON, No. 5 Ploe-st., N, Y,
M SSOURI LANDS FOR SALE, cheap—
12.000 acres, In lots to suit; good farming lands, heavily timbered,
in Misstasivpl County must be wold; title unquestionable, For particu:
Jars call at No. 8 Pine-st., Room 10.
QTATEN ISLAND SPECTALTY.—For SALE
At Annadale Station, Staten Lsland, moder built HOUSE, commo
dlons sud in perfect order, with outbuildings complete: J acres unde:
first-class JDO veR a. Very desirable, and wnat be sold. Apply
J. M. PHELPS, 62 Cedar-st.
ACRES
1,500,000 of the
RICHEST FARMING LANDS
IN THE WORLD
For sale to actual settlers.
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS,
MISSOURI, KANSAS, AND TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Price of land, 82 to El per acre; credit of 10 years time.
For further information, address
ISAAC T. GOODNOW,
Land Commissioner,
Neosho Falls, Kansas.
(HEAP FARMS! FREE HOMES! on the
line of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, A Laad Grant of
12,000,000 acres of the best farming and mineral lands in America.
3,000,000 acres of choice farming a grasing lands on the line of
the road. in the State of Nebraska. in the Great the valley, now for
tele for Susdor oag credit Tones Lutte cis 40 wad by A
an r grain: In stook-r unsurpassed an
Btates. Brion, mia Er #3 4s $103 ote od for actual
weitiers—2, 500,000 acres of ernment Land betwesn Omaha and
North Plalie, opth for oy as Homesteads only. Soldiers of the late
war are ent! to free Homestead of 160 acres, within railroad hisits,
equal to a direet bounty of $400, Send for the new edition of descriptive
rf with sew maps, mailed free py kg Address O, F, DA.
18. Land Commissiouer, U. P. R. R. Co., Omaha, Neb.
Gonses and Farms Wanted.
AAA
(NE to five acres of LAND, with neat, com
burbs wits
I
forable HOUSE, WANTED in the su of some ville,
two bours of New- York. Price from $5,000 to $7,000,
M. PIERCE, jr., No. 11 Pine-st.
TE
SU FARM Btu i Bey or Orange
County WAN in RH GE for HOUSE TING, 5 Booman.
eT
WEST LANDS-—-Large PLOT in one
WANTED in EXCHANGE Re FARM and COUNTRY
near this city. RULA WHITING, 5 Beekman-st.
Auction Bales of Real Estate.
BY JOHNSO ON MIL MILLER,
amas STAT 24 w AA
Oly Reddstar, Bor. Lo, a Cotad
rented, exchanged. bog Riki ee Ce Ry ke
ar Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SA
CLOSE A PAR’ LE amie CONCERN,
1 RES
wilroAN] JiLbA PROPERTY,
Spine Modern MANSION
Atom 0 tiful Village of FLUSHING, LL,
With 1,000 pu of W
FLUSHING BAY,
Formerly owned *A L. ‘Cornish, eaq.,
THURSDAY, iy. ov. b, 18m,
At Brehange Ralesronm, Trinity Building, 11) N.Y, at Bm
‘Ihe propeliy can be handsomely 5 11 Dreadwer city “lots,
a delighufn) Building Bite on each lot,
Aud wl, waray the attention of thole desirous of
king a Prodtable In
od ily particulars, and ita tba property,
Or Diapa, cul pail fs ie 9 see
Ads to #2 Cetera. bu I.
REAL ESTA TE.
New-York. Satu rday, Nov. 4, 1871,
Titn Beal Csiate for Sale.
Ee Sy
A —FIFTI-AVE. ne, beantifally arranged,
Pr pray Bishes. Columbis Caltege 1aasehold DWELLING god
wear Forty st, for Sa low for cash; gro rent bu
$508. Possession. V. K. STEVENSON SON 11 Poe at
TTL AT 1 LT AT oy tee
({ONVENIEN I to Broadway entrance to Cen
tral Park; DOUBLE DWELLING. with al! modern improvements
ad YWosthiniaut vo acre of LA ND. GREENHOUSE. &e. location yah
a 3 Ane t las; pr casonable;
ET a AAT
kK OR SALE or to LET—Furnished or
arfuroishd Two story and basement brick House, convenient to
steamboats and cars. Apply on premises, 514 One-hundred-and
twenticth-st,, before 10a. m., or of the owner, WILLIAM HARVEY,
43 Fraaklin-st,
RT epee sat ——BT—DE A —-—S—— San aaa———
FIFTH-AVENUE— 100x125—For SALE very
rearonably; near Ninetieth-st. entrance to the Park; also, Bighty
foarth-st. BUILDING LOTS, near Prith-ave. terms easy.
V. K. STEVENSON SON, 11 Pines.
JFTH-AVE,, near Forty-eighth-st., extra
and mediam-sized superbly finlabhed pew DWELLINGS. Also, for
SALE, oa Fitth-ave., Sede ny login, small we l-arrrangel
i seen as oar oles,
HOUBK. Drawings oun be sien M TEV ANSON SON. 11 Pine st
Brookinn Real Totate for Sale.
A IAS AI IAAI ISN
JOR SALE and to LET—Desirable HOUSES
in lean neighborhoods Lien moderate.
ULAND WHITING, 5 Beekman st.
A COUNTRY HOME Flushing, 25 minutes
from New-York, 5 minutes’ walk from depot. Large, convenient
HOUSE, papered, frescoed, jo _periost order; frog boas, extensive
Jawn, fraiteries, large trees. Price, $15,000 (about half cost of buildings),
on easiest pose ferns’ No expedie ineurred to look at the property,
which MUST be sold. Address W. E. LEAVITT, 118 Wall-st.
Westchester Conntn Real Estate for Sal
FOR SALE—A PLOT of about 10 acres, eli
A gibly located at Fort Washington, with large frontage on Boalevards.
Inquire of WOMER MORGAN, 3 Pme-st. (1.974)
FOR INVESTMENT.—For SALE, at Pelham
or New-Rockelle, Westchester Co., a fine PLOT of about 150 acres
well situated and suitable for eatuine into villa plots. The Danbury avd
Portchestes RB. R. runs through the property. The above Janly sre about
the best uow oliered for invesunest. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. 2
Pue-ss, EY (1,¥76)
Lona Island Beal Totate for Sale.
En
RRR Sl A a aera
YITDITDRAN RITITDOYINAGA TOT'S
SUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS.
LY The attention of business men and others desiring to seenrs
homes at an accessible and aesirable point near the gt is respectfully
cailed to property offered 2 the undersigned, situated fn an attractive
and improving part of the village of Flushing, and sdioluing elegant iw
provements; already greatly favored as to ruliway facilities, havug now 44
trains daily two new railroads are In course of construction to usbing,
and depots are established near this property. leaving it midway between
tie two; streets graded and ready for huproveatests prices such
sas to make a rotabic inves'ment for those not de
irng to improve immediately. For further particulars, call at my
office, where an agent will be from 10 to 11 o'clock every morning to
accompany ladies or Fe to view the property without expense to
avvlicants. EK. LH. SPOONER. 13 Broadway, Boom BJ.
New-Jersen Real Estate for Dale.
A a a
BARGAIN. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
HOUSE and GROUNDS, within forty-five minutes of New-York
business offices, and seeessible by over Bfty trains daily, situated wear
depots in the best portion of Elizabeth; high ground; extra large lot,
frait and shade trees, lawn, garden. ke. House is comfortable, roomy,
and tasteful, modern design and fittings, sitaated on the path of extensive
improvements, with a stealy rise in value. All city conveniences, com
bined with country air, food, and living; good markets, schools, and an
surpassed travel
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
For view of house and full particalars of property, address OWNER,
Post-Office Box No. 235, New-York,
COTTAGE HOUSE and from one-half
ACKER to six ACRES; pleasautly located on N. J. Central R. R.;
price, $2,500 to $8,000; terms easy. J. C. FREEMAN,
HERETENIT 162 Brosdway, Room 0.
ALL WANTING FARMS good soil, mild ecli
mate. for papers. address C. K. LAND S. Vineland, N. J.
ON 'NKINS SON,
oa DEAI us IN  KRA% STATE Ottoes, Nos. 159 Neilson and 156
Ai d P%  NEW.BRUNSWICK. N. J.
A eA
M ENLO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
their Obes to 194IBROADWAY, Room 6, LOTS for SALE.
50 feet by 130 feet for $200 to $400, Easy terms. Full particalars can
be obtained at Company's Office.
ad hn BM “1
WO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES of
sight acres each, on the eastern slope of Orange Mountain, just
porth of Llewellyn Park, for SALK verv cheap.
L. HASKELB, No, 7 Stete-st., N. 1,
=ToUrnr 7 mela, N.J.
Jy o —only 12 miles from New-York, or 50 minutes
from foot of Barelay-st.7 two vew first-class HOUSES, with 14 rooms,
built in the best manner, with all modern improvemeuts soitlete. Ele
vated situation {n desirable neighborhood, very sightly, ample grounds,
and within six miou'es’ walk of depot. Terms accommodating. Apply
he ewber, WM, P. LYON, near the premises; or at 97 Thomas-st.,
ew-10rk,
Tonntrn Real Estate for Sale.
HOUSE, 4
Auction Gales of Real Estate.
a ET
V. K. STEVENPON, Ja, Auchionser.
BY V.K, STEVENSON SON,
AUCTIONRERS AND SEAL EB ESTATE BROKERS,
Neo. IN
V. K. STRVENSON FO oS stlention
care and management of BSTAT 5 KENTING PROPERTY. 4 So
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 5, 1571,
ot 12 o'clock, at the Exchange ge Balesroom, N.
f decree of
THOMAS. Hotere’ of uon, SUPREME COURT SALE, by kD)
27 CENTRAL PARK GRAND BOULEVARD rs,
boauded by the Grand Boulevard Berens:
sixth and Seventy-seveaih sta, and (84 Broad
GREAT WESY SIDE. i CTL ARE ole a ha tha TRART of ia
GARDENS east of is, and the Riverside Pars Hudson River, snd
CAN he Pa Kh ho ONCE, Mosk of ia very valuable property
A ATHY attains on tn AUTO
or maps
THOMAS, Referee, No. 6 Wallst.; PCHARLES WHITER EAD,
Plaintiffs ‘Attorney, No. 61 Wallst.,er te V. KX. STEVENSON SON.
Brookinn Propertn to Let.
EE
Be
TO LET, furnished, a two-story, brick, base
oa and sab-cellar HOUSE, lo good opel, It coutals nine
bas gas, range, bath room, water closets The above wil! be
TEI 10 smal} family anti] May 1. or longer If desired. Parties wishing
10 commence housekeeping at small expense, will dd this a Geet-rate
chance. Apply on the premises, 393 Degraw-st.
City Propertp to Let.
AAAI IIAP SAIAIy
A -TO LEASE—Elegantly furnished, for
three yg Madison, .ave,, near Fo:rtieth-st., four-story modera
x fee s "STEVENSON BON, 11 Pino-st.
LEASE—On Frith-ave, ‘above Twenty
third-at., 8 PLOT 50x160 feet.
Also,
A CORNER near Thirtieth-st, y S10
An elegant four-story, full size, fully-furnished HOUSE on FIFTH.
AVE. above Twenty- vifr-at.
Apply to
HOMER MORGAN,
(175) 2 Pine-st,
AND
WORKROOMS TO LET,
WITH USE (IF DESIRED) OF
Steam Passenger Elevators, Steam
Power and Steam Heating,
Third, Fourth and KFifth Stories, Nos.
52 to 506 Broadway. Nos. 31 to 390 New-st.
and Exchange Court. The whole or any
part will be fitted up to order and Leased
on favorable terms.
Well lighted, and desirable for Archie
tects, Engravers, Telegraphers, Artists,
Printers, Binders, Manufacturersof Light
Articles, &c. Apply to NEW.-YORK
GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY
Co., 52 Broadway and Exchange Court.
W ANTED—B a gentleman and wife,
ROOMS, with BOARD, where there are few or no other board.
ery, location between Fourteenth and Forty-sixth-sts., near Broadway oe
Bixth-ave. Terms must be moderate. ress T. A. 8, ‘Tribuse bane Ooo.
I)? WEST FOURTEENTH-ST., near FIFTH
AVE,~Nicely furnished rooms to let in sites or singly, with or
withont first-class board; private table if desired.
A. MARWIN. Auclonecr.
BX BANGS, MERWIN Co., Broadway, cor.
4th-st.—Sales of Books, Works of Art. Fancy Goods, Purvitare, &o.
SMONDAY, Nov. 6, and following days, at 4 p. m.
EXFOUTOR'S SALE, No. 12.—Classies, Oriental Books, Poetry, and
x iscellany. from the estate of Wm. Gowans.
(3 EO. A. LEAVITT Co. (late Leavitt,
Strebeigh Co.), Clinton Hall, Astor-place. For the SaLx bx
Avcrion of Lisrarins, CoLLmcTions of Booxs, Paintings, and
kinds of LiTARARY PROPERTY.
IN the matter of the MONTANA GOLD
IN the matter the MONTANA GOLD
G COMPANY, bankrupt.
PFREMPTORY SALE.
a A a a Sai ur ll? SA i call soa La
In pursuance of the order of the District Court of the United Ftites,
for the Southern District of New-York, the Assignee offers for sale all
the property of the bankrupt, to close the estate, viz.
Thirty-nine Mining claims on different Jodes in Clear Creek and Galpin
Counties, Colorado, embracing the celebrated Kansas, Kent County,
Pratt, Vasa, &c., with whim and whim houses. Also a parcel of lacd iw
Central Cltg, extending from Spricg Gulch, to the Nevad Guleb road,
containing upward of 77,000 square feet, with Quarts Mill thereon, 60x
100, two stories high, containing 30 stamps, 80 horse power Eagine, two
22-foet two-flue boilers, six Freiburg pans, necessary puinps, tanks, &c.,
all in complete runing order, &e., &e.
Offers and negotiations as to terms are invited. 1f not gold prior to the
fifteenth day of December, 1871, the same will bo sold ou thas day at 13
m., to the highest bidder, for cash, at public anctior, by Albert M. Nico
lay, Anctioneer, at the Me te’ Exchange Salesrooms, No, 111 Broad
way, ta she Olty of vem ruil ongron artier notfee®
The property cost the Bankrupt upward of $25,000, more than $100,
000 having been expended on the mill alone.
For farther particulars apply to the Auctioneer, No. 43 Pine-st.. N. Y.,
or SYLVESTER R. COBB, Assignee.
_Baworr B. HiGRNROTAN, Attorney. 22 Pine-st., N. Y.
THE PEWS in the MADISON-AVE. RE
FORMED CHURCH, corner of Madison-ave. and Fiftv-seventh-st.,
will be SOLD at auction on MONDAY, Nov. at 8 o'clock p. m., at the
Chureb, by ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer. (5,899)
A TTENTION LADIES!!! You can hear of
good, reliable German, French, English, Irish and American. Male
and Female SERVANTS, at WALKER'S Office, No. 138 Sixth-ave.,
over drug-store,
A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS would do
the washing of a few families, or gentlemen’s washing, at her own
home understauds French fluting; the best references given. Call at
160 Wess Twenty-eighthi-si., over the clock store.
ALL parties requiring SERVANTS can be
better suited with Male and Female HELP of all natious at THE
CARPENTER AGENCY, 138 West Eleventh-st., corner Sixth-ave., than
any other place iu this city, Established 1848. Eight thousaud families
supplied in the past eight months.
A WIDOW LADY of good family desires a
position as COMPANION to an elderly or invalid drs bas had ex
rience, and will be found attentive and obliging, and willing to make
Parse useful; best of references given if required. Address, until Satur
day, COMPANION,” P. O. Box, 4,857, New-York City. No objection
to going out of tows. a
GOD (German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild’s
German dustitute, 127 Norfolk-:t. between Rivington and Stanton-ets.
A
HELP.—To Planters, Railroad Contractors,
and others. A number of good selected MEN waiting engage.
ments. NORTON’S, 3 Whitehall-st.
PARI IES not requiring the exclusive ser
vices of a bookkeeper can have their ACCOUNTS WRITTEN UP
and BOOKS POSTED weekly at a very moderate expense, Refer
euces us to ability, &e. Address C. O. D., Tribune Office.
TS RAILROAD OFFICERS.
AAAI SNE a aa v Ee a
A wan haviez 20 Jy experience as STATION AGENT and
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT desires some position where he could
make bimsell useful. Can give first-class references as to bLoamesty and
capacity. Address H. T., Box 108, Tribune Office.
QALESMES WANTED tmmediately, or 1st
January, SEVERAL experienced MEN, who can sell largely of fine
food to Merchant Tailors. Apply to KE. H. VAN INGEN Co., New
a
Prinnng.
CYLINDER PRESSWORK carefully and
rol poy execated, at reasovable rates, by CHAS, VOGT, 204
SLOTE JANES, STATIONERS, PRINT
RS, and BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS, No. 0 Fultou-#h
BLANK-BOOKS made to any pattern. Orders solicited.
['RANCIS LOUTREL, 45 Maiden-lane
SOLICIT ORDERS for BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, sad
PRINTING, Diaries for 1873,
TROGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS sad LABRL
MANUFACTURERS.
Aliscellancons.
EE ee
AA
JouN HENRY,
Soul LEGE: R PkACS,
fuvites the attention of the v stock of
DRUGGIsTY SUNDRIES
RFUMERIES,
FINE HAIR PRy:RES
Forsign importations just rectived jor ae the pal nd
FANCY GOULS IN CHEAT NamiETY.
MIVEAAL AL WATERS
from all the leadin the eelew
brated BAR rata SP) RIN J coNGRkes's fo RING,
WHITE SULPRUR (Vs.), MIs818Q
50 CASES NOW 1¥ STOCK

PROPRIETARY Ah a The bo
Over two thousand diferent ed
stock te ssablsbms 3 world, ‘Lowest
market prices
Dee aT
No. 1,105, in Corn
LOST Certificate of Deposit,
i ERED Sin
ue of 8 a or
sumer] SHAE ny RBA 3 AT BA
for
"ST
IES, SOAPS
CC OI'N'ICLES
Loard and Booms.

Gales bn QAnction
Gitnations Wanted--Females.
Gitnations Manted--ARnles,
Help Manted.
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