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NOTICE. i?3i

An A«imasonic Meeting will be held Council this evening, aWhe late Common Room, Sfftiool-st., at half post 7 o'clock.— The Meepng wiH be addressed by HENRY D. WARD, Esq. of New York. Wednesday, June 22, 1831. > ' N. B. •The Meeting notified at No. 4, Merchant' Hall, will be omitted. WARD No. 12.

For Mayor, THEODORE X.73VXAtt, JR.

For Aldermen,

.lolin Binney, Jabez Ellis, Henry Farnam, William Tileston, Thomas Wctmore, Samuel Fales, Joseph W. Revere, Benjamin Fiske.

Warden—Thomas Hunting.

Clerk—Joseph Hall.

Common Council. Thomas Hunting, Joseph Harris, Jr. Josiah Dunham, James Blake.

Inspectors. A. G. Smith, B. B. Kent, James tin Hand, F. F. Blood, Stephen 0*. Bass.

School Committee—1). L. Child.

Overseer of the Poor—Alvau Simonds.

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4^ DOST ONLY. 4pi g?> OONDITA.-D.

WAED 5. FOR MAYOR, John P. Biselow,

FOR ALDERMEN, Billings Briggs, John-P. Ober, ,y//

i -a^"? di^^s William Pope, _Lm — ' / (p W. Henry li. Rogers, Samuel S. Perkins, of S. Boston John II. ^VBis, Samuel Hall, of East Boston, FOR WARDEN, V 4 Emmons Raymond. FOR CLERK,

J. Fredefici'ic Marsh,

INSPECTORS,

Joel W. Norcross, I E. II. Tombs

E. W. Converse, I John S. Pear, James W. Hobbs,

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, Francis Brown, John M. Wright,

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE,

Rev. S. I-i nggTy Frederick Emerson, |

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR. T Daniel Henchman.

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Faneuil Hall at 10 o'clock. com- appear at the Polls this morning, to SlR,-You are again urged by your Republican Friends to Monday last—If you come forward with work commenced with such flattering prospects on plete the Monday again be successful. It was highly grat.ymg on L same alacrity and perseverance, you will thirds ol the votes lor the Union in Hall at so early a period. Two last, to see our political Brethren the ! ! Let a knowledge after the balloting commenced ! List were put into the boxes within thirty minuUs and not pit the Hall greater exertions to can«y every friend with us, of thU circumstance stimulate us to !' !-If we -fre after the fi^t ! IMPORTANT untUthe business of the day is completed, Tku^i, po t dur- RESIGNATIONS tafe place. If we continue .to« b^iot, we mav U* the Election, if any I The marked our former exertion, we shall TRIUMPH lithe day, with the same determination that conjunction with our Committee of foHoW Gentlemen have been selected by those who have acted in - SAMUEL A. WELLS, and ROBERT FENNELLY—*. Conference, vi2 : ABRAM BABCOCK, their July. are ASSURED, if elected, will perform PAGE, for to give your own Candidate, Col. THADDEUS It is particularly necessary to remain County Treasurer, an efficient support. Monday Morning, March 20, 1820. / ?33

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A Meeting of the Trustees of tho " Young Men's

diffusion Anti-Masonic Association for the o^TRUJH" ,

will be held at No. 4, MERCHANTS' HALL,-**

Evening at ^ o'clock.

05* A punctual attendance is requested.

ABNER CHILD JR. Secretary. #?

BOSTON, &#i ^y^33

Sir, A Meoting ofthoTruBteeaofthe " Young Men's Anti-Masonic Association for the diffusion of TRJJJ will be held at No. 4, MERCHANTS' HALL, ©a^

Erening at^A/^clock.

requested. ft?* A punctual attendance is ABNER CHILD JR. Secretary W}>

WHIG TICKET

•For Presidential Electors. AT LARGE.

Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, of Worcester. Hon. EDMUND DWIGHT, of Boston.

DISTRICT ELECTORS.

District No. 1. ALBERT FEARING, of Boston.

« 2. DAVID PINGREE, of Salem.

» 3. DANIEL ADAMS, of Newbury.

« 4. ISAAC LIVERMORE, of Cambridge.

« 5. BENJ. F. THOMAS, of Worcester.

« 6. MYRON LAWRENCE, of Belchertown.

« 7. ASA HOWLAND, of Conway.

" 8. H. A. S. DEARBORN, of Roxbury.

" 9. WM. BAYLIES, of West Bridgewater. « 10. WM. R. EASTON, of Nantucket.

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WARD 4. "Supremacy of the Laws"

For Mayor, SAMUEL A. WELLS.

For Aldermen,

George Odiorne, Ichabod Macomber, Jacob Hall, Daniel Weld,

William Tileston, Amasa Walker,

Benjamin Willis, David Tilden. •

Warden,—Daniel Noyes.

Clerk,—Calvin S. Russell.

Common Council, George Hallet, N. Fisher Ames, Asa Lewis, Silas P. Tarbell.

School Committee,—Dr. William Jenks.

Overseer of the Poor,—Ezra Chamberlin.

Inspectors, Robert B. Willis, John W. Sullivan, William Ray, Charles Warren. Joshua C. Bates, WARD 7. "Supremacy of the Laws,

For Mayor, SAMUEL A. WELLS.

For Aldermen,

George Odiorne, Ichabod Macomber, Jacob Hall, Daniel Weld, William Tileston, Amasa Walker, Benjamin Willis, David Tilden.

Warden,—Benjamin Bangs.

Cleric,—Edward S. Rand.

Common Council,

Josiah Quincy, Jr. William T. Eustis, George E. Head, Ebenezer Goodrich.

School Committee,—Theodore Lyman, Jr.

Overseer of the Poor,—Jonathan Kilham.

Inspectors, Alexander Wadsworth, H. A. Manchester, William H. Hayward, Simeon Palmer, Jr. James B. Yerrington, WARD 10. 11 Supremacy of the Laws."

For Mayor, SAMUEL A. WELLS.

For Aldermen,

George Odiorne, Tchabod Macomber, Jacob Hall, Daniel Weld, William Tileston, Amasa Walker, Benjamin Willis, David Tilden.

Warden,—Moses Wheeler.

Clerk,—E. Gerry Austin.

Common Council, John Gulliver, Thomas R. Dascomb, Israel Martin, Benjamin Yeaton.

School Committee,—Willard Phillips.

Overseer of the Poor,—Samuel Sanger.

Inspectors, John Rupp, Richard A. Newell, E. R. Griffith, John M. Salmon. Nathaniel R. Meder, WARD 12. "Supremacy of the Laws."

For Mayor, SAMUEL A. WEIXS.

For Aldermen,

George Odiorne, Ichabod Macomber, Jacob Hall, Daniel Weld, William Tlleston, Amasa Walker, Benjamin Willis, David Tilden.

Warden.—Thomas Hunting.

Clerk,—Joseph Dall.

Common Council, Thomas Hunting, James Blake, Romanus Emerson, Joseph Harris, Jr.

School Committee,—George Savage.

Overseer of the Poor,—Alvan Simonds.

Inspectors, James Garland, Franklin F. Blood, Amasa G. Smith, Charles Bowen. B. B. Kent,

itk G OF WARD XI,

Tomorrow, ( Wednesday) at 12 o'clock, you are called upon again to meet at the Ward Room, Frank- lin School House, to elect COMMON COUNCILMEN and other Ward Officers, for the ensuing year. IxX^ii „( •TKITJI TEN more Whig Votes would have elected your whole Ticket on Monday last.^

WHIGS OF THE WARD ! ! Let us unite and make one effort more to secure our officers and maintain our position among the Whig Wards of the City. Recollect we are now a ? Whig Ward 5 shall it he returned Loco next year December 14Y/«, 1841.

Eastburn's Pre*8—18 State Street, Boston.

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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN

For Governor: MARCUS MORTON.

For Lieut. Governor: HENRY H. CHILDS.

For Senators: GEORGE BANCROFT, SIMON G. SHIPLEY, ISAAC ADAMS, ADAMS BAILEY, GEORGE SAVAGE.

For Representative to the 27th Congress WILLIAM WASHBURN.

For Representative to the 28th Congress: WILLIAM WASHBURN.

For Representatives:

Henry Leeds, Moses Mellen. J. C. Ayer, Moses Clark, Ezekiel Bates, P. Donahoe, James Cheever, John Albree, B. A. Raymond, Solon Jenkins, B. F. Hallett, P. Commerford, Charles L. Brigham, Joseph Bassetl Daniel Draper, Aaron Adams. Jr., Nahum Brigham, Oliver Dyer, William Ingalls, Charles A. Mtscomber.

T 1 n n William Mitchell, Eben Jackson, Alfred Greenough, John W. James, John T. Heard, Ezra Mudge, Nathaniel Grover, J. A. Bolles, Jonathan Dow, Stephen Locke, -4SMMMtai George Barstow, Philip Kelly. Joseph .Smith, A -

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN

For Governor: ma r c u a: MO R TON.

For Lieut. Governor, HENJ&fcJL XLHDLDS,

For Member of 0.1th Congress, (in place of Nathan Appleton, resigned,) Dexter S. King.

For Member ofQSth Congress, Dexter S. King.

For Senators for the County of Suffolk. JTimolliy Gilbert, Thomas Gould, Daniel Mann, James Osgood. John Gove,

For Representatives, Henry Snfibrd, Ezra L. Merriam, Nathaniel Rogers, Amos A. Phelps, T. R. Kimball, Uriah Ritchie, James Campbell, George B. Wallace, George K. Cushing, E. S. Goodnow, Clement Drew, Wm. A. Holland, Wm. B. Dodge, John Rogei George Ellis, Dexter Dickinson, Wm. Finney, John Putnam, George Adams, J. S. Kimball, Perez Gill, G. W. Wilson, (ward 4,) Ira Greenwood, J. K. Miller, Daniel L. Hale, E. G. Leech, Charles Houghton, Nathaniel Colver, Joseph K. Hayes, Abel B. Shattuck, J. B. Holman, Jonas W. Chapman, Wm. H. Jameson, Asa M. Forrest. G. W. F. Mellen,

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FOR GOVERNOR. JOHN DAVIS. - FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. GEORGE HULL.

For Representative to the 21th Congress • ROBERT G. SHAW.

For Representative to die 28*/* Congress : ROBERT G. SHAW. SENATORS TO GENERAL COURT. JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr. FRANCIS C. GRAY. CHARLES LEIGHTON. WILLIAM P. WINCHESTER. SAMUEL A. ELLIOT. FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO GENERAL COURT. Charles F. Adams. Joel Wheeler. George T. Bigelow: James Means. James Blake, Ward li. David Tilson. Edward Brooks. f William Eaton, William 63 Dillaway. Salem Street:J Edmund Dwight. George T. Curtis. William B. Fowle. Ozias Goodwin. 0> John C. Gray. Safnuel Quincy. H. B. C. Greene. William Hilliard. S. F. Holbrook. John L. Gardner. Samuel G. Howe. Joseph V. Baton. Abraham T. Lowe. E. F. Pratt. James McAllaster. P. Donahoe. Julius A. Palmer. John T. Heard. Samuel Pettes. Alfred Greenough. Jonathan Preston. Dr. "William Ingalls. J. Thomas Stevenson. Royal L. Porter. Alfred A. Wellington. Samuel H. Rich. Whig Ticket. •j; L

WARD No. 11.

FOR V, UIDEN, Joel Wheeler.

FOR COMMON COUNCILMEN, -WfflianrBsH, Edward S. Erving. |

FOR INSPECTORS, Lewis Wentworth, Geo. O. Frothingham, Francis Richards, James D, Kent.

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Liberty Ticket

For Governor, Samuel E. Sewall.

For Lieut. Governor, William Jackson.

For Member of 21th Congress, (in place of Nalhan Appleton, resigned,) Dexter S. King.

For Member of 28th Congress, Dexter S. King.

For Senators for the County of Suffolk, Timothy Gilbert, Thomas Gould, Daniel Mann, James Osgood. John Gove,

For Rcpr esentatives, Henry Safford, Ezra L. Merriam, Nathaniel Rogers, Amos A. Phelps, T. R. Kimball, Uriah Ritchie, James Campbell, George B. Wallace, George K. Cushing, E. S. Goodnow, Clement Drew, Wm. A. Holland, Win. B. Dodge, John Rogers, George Ellis, Dexter Dickinson, Wm. Finney, George Adams, J. S. Kimball, Perez Gill, G.W.Wilson, (ward 4.) Ira Greenwood, J. K. Miller, Daniel L. Hale, E. G. Leech, Charles Houghton, Nathaniel Colver, Joseph K. Hayes, Abel B. Shattuck, J. B. Holman, Jonas W. Chapman,

Asa M.-Fwi fjt . G. W. F. Mellen, Liberty Ticket.

For Governor, Samuel E. Sewall.

For Lieut. Governor, William Jackson.

For Member of 21th Congress, (in place of Nathan Appleton, resigned,) Dexter S. King.

For Member of 28th Congress, Dexter S. King.

For Senators for the County of Suffolk, Timothy Gilbert, Thomas Gould, Daniel Mann, James Osgood. John Gove,

For Representatives, Henry Saflbrd, Ezra L. Merriam, Nathaniel Rogers, Amos A. Phelps, T. R. Kimball, Uriah Ritchie, James Campbell, George B. Wallace, George K. Cushing, E. S. Goodnow, Clement Drew, Wm. A. Holland, Wm. B. Dodge, John Rogers, George Ellis, Dexter Dickinson, Wm. Finney, John Putnam, George Adams, J. S. Kimball, Perez Gill, G. W. Wilson, (ward 4,) Ira Greenwood, J. K. Miller, Daniel L. Hale, E. G. Leech, Charles Houghton, Nathaniel Colver, Joseph K. Hayes, Abel B. Shattuck, J. B. Holman, Jonas W. Chapman, Wm. H. Jameson, Asa M. Forrest, G. W. F. Mellen, DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

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FOR COMMON COUJVClL, George Savage. DEMOCRATIC TICKET

WARD 11.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, x George Savage.

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Liberty Ticket

For Governor, f$V • Samuel E. Sewall. i,*v

For Lieut. Governor, William Jackson.

For Member of 0.1th Congress, (in place of Nathan Applcton, resigned,) Dexter S. King,

For Member of 28th Congress, Dexter S. King.

For Senators for the County of Suffolk, Timothy Gilbert, Thomas Gould, Daniel Mann, James Osgood. John Gove,

For Representa It vet, Ezra L. Men-Jam. Nathaniel Rogers, Amos A. Phelps, T. R. Kimball, Uriah Ritchie, James Campbell, George B. Wallace, George K. Cushing, E. S. Goodnow, Clement Drew, Wm. A. Holland, Wm. B. Dodge, John Rogers, George Ellis, Dexter Dickinson, Wm. Finney, John Putnam, George Adams, J. S. Kimball, Perez Gill, G. W.Wilson, (ward 1.) Ira Greenwood, J K. Miller, ; Daniel L. Hale, E. (». Leech, Charles Houghton, Nathaniel Colver. Joseph K. Hayes, Abel B. Shattuck, J. B. Hohnan, Jonas W. Chapman, Wm. H. Jameson, Asa M. Forrest, G. W. F. Mellen, FIREMAN'S TICKET. ======r :

WARD 11.

FOR WARDEN, FRANCIS H. P.HOMER.

for common council, JOHN T. DINGLEY, ASAPH PARMELEE,

FOR INSPECTORS,

MARTIN R. HERRICK, EDWARD L. PIKE, EBENEZER MORTON, JOHN FARRINGTON. LIBERTY TICKET.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS,

Amos B. Merrill. Whig Ticket.

WARD No. 11.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, Greenleaf C. Sanborn.

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Whig Ticket

FOR GOVERNOR, j^j» \\j JOHN PAYIS. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, GEOFORRGB HULL.

For Representative to %8th Congress, Robert C Winthrop. To Jill the Vacancy in the 27th Congress, Robert C. Winthrop.

FOR SENATORS,

.losiah Quincy, jr. Nathaniel Hammond, Jeffrey Richardson, Samuel A. Eliot. Francis C Gray,

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,

Charles Francis Adams, James McAllaster, George T. Bigelow, James Means, James Blake, of Ward 11, Hugh Montgomery, Luther Blodgett, John G. Palfrey, Edward Brooks, Ezra Palmer, William Dillaway, Julius A. Palmer, Edmund Dwight, John C. Park, William B. Fowle, William W. Parrott, Daniel L. Gihbens, Samuel Pettes, John C. Gray, Jonathan Preston, Samuel Greele, J. Thomas Stevenson, H. B. C. Greene, Jonathan Thaxter, Samuel F. Holbrook, Thomas Tolman, Samuel G. Howe, Samuel Wales, jr. Willis Howes, Alfred A. Wellington, Benson Leavitt, Joel Wheeler, Ezra Lincoln, James S, Wiggin. Abraham T. Lowe, ! j i i jx t ,i {//cue//

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WARD 11.

FOK WARDEN,

FRANCISH. P. HOMER.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, JOHN T. DIIfGLEY, ASAPH PARMELEE.

FOR INSPECTORS,

MARTIN R. HERRICK, EDWARD L. PIKE, EBENEZER MORTON, JOIJN FARRINGTON.

TEMPERANCE TICKET.

For Warden—Joel Wheeler.

-' For Inspectors, J. D. Kent, F. Richards, G O. Frotliingham, L. Wentworth.

For Common Councilmcn, Wm. Dall. E. S. Eiving. | Democratic Ticket.

FOR CONGRESS William Washburn. ' &o*<

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WW. WARD 11. FOR COMMON COUNCIL.

JOHN T. DIN6LEY. r

1 LIBERTY TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR, E. SAMUEL SEWALL, ^ ol Of Roxbury.

FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, WILLIAM JACKSON, Of Newton.

For Senators, TIMOTHY GILBERT, PEREZ GILL, JOHN GOVE, JAMES M. WHITON, SAMUEL S. PERKINS.

For Representatives, JAMES OSGOOD, WILLIAM S. DAMRELL, THOMAS GOULD, DEXTER S. KING, WILLIAM A. HOLLAND, ELBRIDGE G. LEACH, WILLIAM B. DODGE, ALBERT J. WRIGHT, HENRY SAFFORD, Ward 12, CLEMENT DREW, G. W. F. MELLEN, NATHANIEL ROGERS, IRA GREENWOOD, GEORGE W. WILSON, Ward 4, LEONARD NUTTING, WILLIAM FINNEY, W. L. MESSING ER, URIAH RITCHIE, JAMES CAMPBELL, Ward I, ISAAC HARDING, GEORGE B. WALLACE, JOHN PUTNAM, DEXTER DICKINSON, WILLIAM H. JAMESON, P. M. BALDWIN, WILLIAM V. THOMPSON, JOHN DICKINSON, JOHN HUNT, DANIEL L. HALE, NOYES P. HAWES, CARLETON PARKER, y THOMAS L. JINN1NGS. Jrf ^ d? . Ji'iia^ui.iijj'iuif ?*** H*rA> /} /?J ^4+ S^Mft&fiflW- f^^^^ U*a*U**

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WILLIAM JACKSON, Of Newton. *-4

.For Senators, TIMOTHY GILBERT, PEREZ GILL, JOHN GOVE, x o JAMES 31. WHITON, SAMUEL S. PERKINS wOS > For Representatives, JAMES OSGOOD, CS WILLIAM S. DAMRELL, THOMAS GOULD, DEXTER S. KING, to WILLIAM A. HOLLAND, ELBRIDGE G. LEACH, WILLIAM B. DODGE, ALBERT J. WRIGHT, HENRY SAFFORD, Ward 12, CLEMENT DREW, G. W. F. MELLEN, NATHANIEL ROGERS, IRA GREENWOOD, GEORGE W. WILSON, Ward 4, LEONARD NUTTING, WILLIAM FINNEY, W. L. MESSINGER, URIAH RITCHIE, JAMES CAMPBELL, Ward 1, ISAAC HARDING, GEORGE B. WALLACE, JOHN PUTNAM, DEXTER DICKINSON, WILLIAM H. JAMESON, P. M. BALDWIN, WILLIAM V. THOMPSON, JOHN DICKINSON, JOHN HUNT, DANIEL L. HALE, NOYES P. HAWES, CARLETON PARKER, THOMAS L. JINNINGS, JOHN AUGUSTUS, T. R. KIMBALL, S. H. FAWCETT. TEMPERANCE TICKET.

FOR MAYOR, BRADFORD SUMNER.

FOR ALDERMEN,

Jonathan t^,, -,,,„, Jg^ Jac&on.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL,

FOR WARDEN, T. H. P. HOMER.

FOR CLERK, »AI\IEL F. CHILD.

FOR INSPECTORS,

FOR OVERSEER OF POOR, JOHN BORROWSCALE.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE,

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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

WARD 11.

FOR MAYOR, ^ ' GEORGE SAVAGE

FOR ALDERMEN,

Aaron Hobart, Benajah Brigham, Silas Peirce, Joel Thayer, Seth Adams, James Dennison, John Snelling, Samuel Parsons.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL,

John T. Dingley, . Joshua S. Bosworth, Robert Cowdin, | George Davis.

FOR WARDEN,

F . H . P . HOMER.

FOR CLERK, D. F. CHILD.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, Rev. Otis A. Skinner, | Rev. John T. Sargent.

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, JOHN BORROWSCALE.

FOR INSPECTORS,

Henry P. Trask, Thomas S. Jones, Stephen R. Clapp, Gilbert Parmelee, David Bryant. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

WARD 11.

FOB MAYOR, §tXi \\' GEORGE SAVAGE.

FOR ALDERMEN,

/ /Aaron Hobart, f7 Benajah Brigham, Silas Peirce, Joel Thayer,

Seth Adams, James Dennison,' fc. John Snelling, /} Samuel Parsons. _ FOR COMMON COUNCIL. John T. Dingley, Joshua S. Bosworth,

Robert Cowdin, • > George Davis.

FOR WARDEN, //F. H. P. HOMER. // FOR CLERK.

I). P. CHILD. yL

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE,

Skinner,,, Rev. John T. Sargent./ Rev. Otis A. | fi

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, /JOHN UORROWSCALE.

FOR INSPECTORS,

7 Henry P. Trask, / I Thomas S. Jones,

Stephen R. Clapp, I Gilbert Parmelee, David Bryant

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WARD 11.

)R MXYtiR, ^ I GEORGE SAVAGE

FOR /ALDERMEN,

/Aaron Hobart, Benajah Brigham,

Silas Peirce, cf-f- Joel Thayer,

L { Seth Adams, / // James Dennison, John Snelling, — Samuel Parsons. FOR COMMON COUNCIL,

' John T. Dingley, j Joshua S. Bosworth,

Robert Cowdin, 'fyl. George Davis.

.... . FOR WARDEN,^ F. Wr-^. HOIVtKR.

FOR CLERK

I). F. CHILD.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE,

Rev. Otis A. Skinner^ | /Rev. John T. Sargent.*

FOE' OVERSEER OF THE POOR, JOHN BORROWSCALE.

FOR INSPECTORS,

Henry P. Trask, l'// Thomas S. Jones,

Stephen R. Clapp, ' Gilbert Parmelee, /

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Governor, MARCUS MORTON. wv

For Lieutenant Governor,

HENRY H. CHILDS. 2 l

For Senators,

JOHN ALBREE, JOHN S. JENNESS, GEORGE SAVAGE, GEORGE BANCROFT, JOHN PIERCE, of Chelsea.

For Representatives,

Sotli Adams, Norton Newcomb, William Bridge Benjamin Poor, Joseph Ballard, Silas Pierce, Nahum Brigham, John Pierce, James B. Clinton, Robert Ripley, Horatjo N. Crane, John Snelling, Louis Dennis, James G. Sniiderson, John Davenport, John Stevens, James Dennison, Jeremiah Smith, John T. Dinglej John C Tucker, Oliver Dyer, Edward A. Yose, Peter T. Homer, Benjamin Wood, 2d, Anron Hobnrt, Walter J. Walsh, Solon Jenkins, Samuel W. Wahlron. John W. James, William Ward, James II. Kelsey, Wildes P. Walker. Joseph Lincoln, James Whiting. Joseph Mori any.

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Ward Wo. 11.

For Mayor, MARTIN BRIMMER.

For Aldermen, Thomas Wetmore, / Simon Wilkinson, Abraham T. Lowe, Larra Crane,

James Longley, { Simon W. Robinson, Jonathan Preston, Henry B. Rogers.

For Warden, Joel Wheeler.

For Clerk, Daniel F. Child.

For Common Conncilmcn, \/\ / Isaac Cary, Edward S. Erving, Greenleaf C. Sanborn William Pope.

• For Inspectors, James D. Kent, Geo. Hale, (Marion st.) Francis Richards, George O. Frothingham. George S. Jackson,

For School Committee, .'John T. Sargent, v Charles C. Barry. |

For Overseer of the Poor, William WiUctt. WARD 11. LIBERTY TICKET.

For Mayor, JAMES M. WHITON.

For Aldermen, h ' U $ NATHAN CARRUTH, TIMOTHY GILBERT, JAIMES OSGOOD, S. S. PERKINS, PEREZ GILL, DEXTER DICKINSON, THOMAS GOULD, JOHN GOVE.

For Warden,

S. D. Vose.

For Clerh, Enos Ryder.

For Common Council, D. H. Ela, • George Adams, W. V. Thompson, E. F. Fales.

For Inspectors, Thomas W. Durant, Ira Crawford, Geo. C. Rand, D.D.Leeds, Freeman M. Dyer.

For School Committee,

- C C. Barry, ^} tJ(f ttkinwfw^T^^^i

For Ovcmrer of the Pony,

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First proposition.—Are you in favor of procuring a supply of Water for the Inhabit- ants of the City of Boston, to be brought at the expense of the City, from Lono- pond in Natick and Framingham, or from any of the sources adjacent thereto, on the^condi- tion that those of the Inhabitants who may elect to take and use the same shall be re- quired to pay for the water such reasonable tax as shall hereafter be fixed and estab- lished by a Board of Water Commissioners that shall be created ?

•Answer. • .Nay • Second proposition.— you hereby Bo vote to instruct the City Council to apply to the Legislature, in behalf of the City, for the grant of a suitable charter to carry into effect the object expressed in the first proposition? And do you hereby vote to instruct the Senators and Representatives elect, of the City of Boston, to exert their influence at the ensuing session of the Legislature, to obtain a just and liberal charter for the object as above set forth ? •Answer. ..ISay. Third proposition.— Are you in favor of procuring a supply of Water for the Inhabit- ants of the City of Boston, to be brought, at the expense of the City, from any sources which hereafter may be decided by the City Council to be the best, on condition that those of the Inhabitants who may elect to take and use the same, shall be required to pay for the water such reasonable tax as shall hereafter be fixed and established by a Board of Water Commissioners that shall be created ? •Answer—Yea.

Fourth proposition. —Do you hereby vote to advise the City Council to apply to the in Legislature behalf of the City, for the grant of a suitable charter to carry into effect the object expressed in the third proposition? and do you hereby vote to instruct the Senators and Representatives elect, of the City of Boston, to exert t%eir influence at the ensuing session of the Legislature, to obtain a just and liberal charter for the object as above set forth ?

•Answer. . .Yea. i REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Ward No. 11.

For Mayor, "bVAJ 1/J \\\\ THOMAS A. DAVIS.

For Aldermen, ENOCH PLUMMER, JOSEPH BALLARD, AARON HOBART, EBEN JACKSON, DANIEL TAYLOR

For Common Council, GEORGE SAVAGE.

For Inspectors, JOHN P. FARMER, JAMES STANDISH. .

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Ward No. 11

For Mayor, THOMAS A. DAVIS.

For Aldermen, JOSEPH BALLARD, AARON HOBART, ENOCH PLUMMER, EBEN JACKSON, DANIEL TAYLOR.

For Common Council, GEORGE SAVAGE.

For Inspectors, JOHN P. FARMER, JAMES STANDISH.

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, Wm. Parker, Ward 9, " " Sam'l S. Perkins, j William Pope.

South Boston, )

FOR WARDEN, John Green, Jr., John F. Whitney, Joel Wheeler. George Davis. John Cormerias, FOR CLERK, FOR OVERSEER OF POOR, James Standish. Gideon Beck, Jr. William Willett, FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR COMMON COUNCIL, FOR INSPECTORS, Wm. Brigham, Greenleaf C. Sanborn* John Farrington, Rev. J. T. Sargent. Holmes H ink ley, Geo. O. Frothingham DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

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Daniel Taylor,

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, George Savage. FOR INSPECTORS,

John P. Farmer, James Standish. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Ward 11.

FOR MAYOR, Charles G. Greene*

FOR ALDERMEN, Aaron Hobart, Joseph Ballard. Enoch Plummer, 13 ben. Jackson, Daniel Taylor,

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, George Savage. FOR INSPECTORS,

John P. Farmer, James Standish. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Ward 11.

FOR MAYOR, Charles O. Greene,

FOR ALDERMEN, Aaron Hobarf, Joseph Ballard. Enoch Plummer, Eben. Jackson, Daniel Taylor,

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, George Savage. FOR INSPECTORS,

JoJuvF, Banner, James Standish.

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WARD 11.

f A SB V

^©kitt

For Mayor, THOMAS _A. DAVIS.

For Aldermen, BENSON LEAVITT, J. C. AYER. SIMON G. SHIPLEY, SAM'L S. PERKINS, SAM'L F. HOLBROOK, South Boston,

Common Council. Inspectors^ EDWARD S. ERVING. JOHN F. WHITNEY, JAMES STANDISH.

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WARD 11.

For Mayor, THOMAS^. DAVIS.

For Aldermen, BENSON LEAVITT, J. C. AYER,

SIMON G. SHIPLEY, SAM'L S. PERKINS. ) SAM'L F. HOLBROOK, South Boston. S

Common Council, Inspectors, JOHN V. FORD. JOHN F. WHITNEY, JAMES STAND18H. WARD 11.

For Mayor, THOMAS^. DAVIS.

For Aldermen, BENSON LEAVITT, SAM'L F. HOLBROOK, JOHN HATHAWAY, JOHN SNELLING, SIMON G. SHIPLEY, WM. PARKER, Ward 9, 11 SAM'L S. PERKINS, ) WILLIAM POPE, Wd.

South Boston, )

Warden, Overseer of the Poor, JOEL WHEELER. WILLIAM WILLETT. Clerk, Common Council, FRANCIS ADAMS. EDWARD S. ERVING, Inspectors, G. C. SANBORN, GEO. W. FROTHINGHAM, GEORGE O. FROTHINGHAM, JOHN GREEN, Jr. J. F. WHITNEY, JAMES STANDISH, School Committee, F. H. BLANCHARD, JOHN CORMERAIS.

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WARD 11.

TTDGKETr

For Mayor, THOMAS^. DAVIS.

For Aldermen, BENSON LEAVITT, J. C. AYER ' SIMON G. SHIPLEY, SAM'L S. PERKINS, SAM'L F. HOLBROOK, South Boston. {

Common Council, Inspectors, JOHN F. WHITNEY, c JAMES 8TANDISH. Get* +0t.i0i \J , O? / t't s "f Ward 11. LIBERTY TICKET,

For Iflayor, JAMES M. WHITON,

For Aldermen,

ELIZUR WRIGHT, Jr., THOMAS GOULD, PEREZ GILL, TIMOTHY GILBERT, JOHN GOVE, DEXTER S. KING, WILLARD bEARS, J. K. MILLER.

^-. j For Harden, F.IT.P. HOMER.

For Clerk, ENOS RYDER.

For Common Council, JAMES CARPENTER, S. H. TURNER, HIRAM W, WHITNEY, EDWARD LORING.

For Inspectors,

THOMAS W. DURANT, 1 11 A CRAWFORD, GEORGE C. RAM), D. D. LEEDS, FREEMAN M. DYER.

For School Committee, C. C. BARRY. ELLIS CRAY LORING.

For Overseer of the Poor, JOHN' HORROWSCALE. WHIG TICKET, WARD 11. For Mayor, Thomas JVetmore*

ForAMrrw.cn, \ S1W0N W. ROBINSON, HENRY B. ROGERS, JOHN H. WILKINS, CHARLES AMORY, FREDERICK GOULD.

For Com in on Councilman, EDWARD S. ERVING.

For Inspectors, JOHN F. WHITNEY, JAMES STANDISH. i ' ifsf€L

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T A Y L O R it TICKET.

For Presidential Electors.

AT LARGE.

Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, of Worcester. Hon. EDMUND DWIGHT, of Boston.

DISTRICT ELECTORS.

District No. 1. ALBERT FEARING, of Boston. 2. DAVID PINGREE, of Salem. 3. DANIEL ADAMS, of Newbury. 4. ISAAC LIVERMORE, of Cambridge. 5. BENJ. F. THOMAS, of Worcester. 6. MYRON LAWRENCE, of Belchertown. 7. ASA HOWLAND, of Conway. 8. H. A. S. DEARBORN, of Roxbury. 9. WM. BAYLIES, of West Bridgewater 10. WM. R. EASTON, of Nantucket. FREE SOIL TICKET.

WARD EliEVE flf.

For Mayor, BRADFORD SUMNER.

For Aldermen, Moses Mellen, Stephen Child, Simeon Palmer, Moses Grant, William Washburn, James M. Whiton, John Gove, Lemuel Capen.

For Common Council,

A nn is Merrill, John Kilton, John C. Pillsbury, Charles C. Barry.

For School Committee, Benjamin H. Greene, John Sargent. | T.

For Overseer of the Poor—Robert Foster.

For Warden—William Dall.

For Clerk—George S. Winslow.

For Inspectors, J. W. T. Stodder, Freeman Howland, James P. Whitney, Charles W. Slack. J. Cutts Smith, ,

WHIG TICKET.

p> BOST05TIA. ffr^ COHSTDITA.D «? 5 SV. 16 30

Ward No. 11,

For Mayor, JOSIAH QUINCY, JR.

For Alder an a, Simon W. Robinson, William Pope, Ward 11. Henry B. Rogers, Charles Amory, William Parker, Ward 9, Noah Brooks, John H. Wilkins, John Hathaway.

For Warden, Joel Wheeler.

For Clerk, Francis Adams.

For Common Councilmetl, Edward S. Erving, John Green, jr. Greenleaf C. Sanborn, George W. Frothingham.

['ur Inspi ( mi >, George O. Frothingham, John Cormerais, George S. Jackson, Caleb W. Hartshorn. Francis H. Blancliard,

Si I ,n in, nl < 'ommittet William Brieham, .Lstm-WSrfMsfeHS.

r 1 1. _ 13 r For Overseer oj the Poor, William Willett.

WHIG TICKET.

WARD 11. For Mayor, John P. Bigelow.

Fw Aldermen,

Nenry B. Rogers, Samuel Hall, Samuel S. Perkins, Henry M. Holbrook. C. B. Goodrich, Benjamin Wood, 2d. James Perkins. Solomon Piper.

For Common Council, Manlius S. Clarke, Albert T. Minot, Geo. Wm. McLeland, Francis Richards*

For Warden, Stephen Tucker.

For Clerk,

Isaac P. Clark.

For Inspectors,

Geo. B. Nichols, i Wm. W. Keith, John Cummings, A. | Win. B. May. Geo. Palmer.

For School Committte, Rev. Geo. A. Oviatt, | Joseph Wighirnan.

For Overseer of the Poor, Henry R. Andrews. WHIG TICKET.

^inrn^^.

WARD 11. For Mayor, John P. Bigelow,

For Aldermen, Henry B. Rogers, Samuel Hall, Samuel S. Perkins, Henry M Holbrook, Billings Briggs, James Perkins, Moses Grant, Solomon Piper.

For Common Council, Manlius S. Clarke, Albert T. Minot, George Wm. McLellan, Francis Richards.

For Warden, Stephen Tucker.

For Clerk, Isaac P. Clark.

For Inspectors, George B. Nichols, William W. Keith, John A. Cummings, William B. May, George Palmer.

For School Committee, George A. Oviatt, Joseph M. "Wightman.

For Overseer of the Poor, Henry R. Andrews. rtfy

WHIG TICKET

WARD 11. FOR MAYOR, John P. Bigelow,

FOR ALDERMEN, Billings Briggs, John P. Ober, William Pope, Moses Grant, Henry B. Rogers, Samuel S. Perkins, of S. Boston, John H. Wilkins, Samuel Hall, of East Boston, FOR WARDEN, Stephen Tucker.

FOR CLERK,

Isaac P. Clark.

INSPECTORS,

Henry R. Andrews, I Horace E. Armington, Alfred Hammatt, George B. Nichols, ] Lewis Wentworth.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, Manlius S. Clarke, Albert T. Minor, George Wm. McLellan, Francis Richards.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, Joseph M. Wightman, Rev. George A. Oviatt. |

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR.

William Willett, AMV-I^f <\

Free Soil Ticket.

For Governor, STEPHEN C. PHILLIPS, OF SALEM.

For Lieutenant Governor, JOHN MILLS, OF SPRINGFIELD.

For Senators, Suffolk County, EDWARD A. RAYMOND, TIMOTHY GILBERT, RICHARD H DANA, Jr., WILLIAM WASHBURN, WILLIAM O. BROWN, of Chelsea.

For Representatives to the G eneral Court,

Ebenezer Atkins, Sidney Homer, William Bates, Pearl Martin, Levi Boles, Moses Mellen, Thomas T. Bouve, Marcus Morten, Jr. Henry I. Bowd itch, Nathaniel C. Nash, Samuel G. Bowdlear, John A. No well, David Bryant, Simeon Palmer, Horatio G. K. Calef, Joseph Robbins, Lemuel Capen, Charles W. Slack, William F. Channing, James W. Stone, Stephen Child, Bradford Sumner, Theodore D. Cook, Warren J. Whitney, Amos Coolidge, James M. Whiton, William J. Dale, Increase S. Withington, Micah Dyer, Roland Worthington, John L. Emmons, Albert J. Wright, Milton Gale, Elizm- Wright. Elias W. Goddard, ; ; ; ; ; ;

Free Soil Electoral Ticket

For Electors at large, SAMUEL HOAR, of Concord, WILLIAM JACKSON, of Newton.

D18TMOT No. 1. JOSEPH WILLARD, of Boston; 2. JOHN B. ALLEY, of Lynn 3. JOHN G. WHITTIER, of Amesbury 4. NATHAN BROOKS, of Concord 5. ALEXANDER DE WITT, of Worcester; 6. JAMES FOWLER, of Westfield; 7. THOMAS ROBINSON, of Adams 8. BENJAMIN V. FRENCH, of Braintroo 9. PHILO LEACH, of Bridgewater 10. ISAAC 0. TABER, of New Bedford. : ;

Free Soil Electoral Ticket.

For Electors at large, SAMUEL HOAK, of Concord, WILLIAM JACKSON, of Newton.

DJ8THIOT No. 1. JOSEPH WILLARD, of Boston: 2. JOHN B. ALLEY, of Lynn; 3. JOHN G. WHITTIER, of Amosbury

4. NATHAN BROOKS, of Concord : 5. ALEXANDER DE WITT, of Worcester ;

6. JAMES FOWLER, of Wcstfield : 7. THOMAS ROBINSON, of Adams: 8. BENJAMIN V. FRENCH, of Braintree : 9 PHILO LEACH, of Bridgewater 10. ISAAC C. TABER, of Now Bedford. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN

FOR MAYOR, Adam W. Thaxter, Jr. FOR ALDERMEN, Benjamin Wood, 2d, Daniel Taylor, John W. Trull, Eben. Jackson, Enoch Plummer, Aaron Hobart, Silas Peirce, Joseph Ballard. FOR WARDEN, Martin R. Herrick. FOR CLERK, Gideon Beck. FOR COMMON COUNCIL, George Davis, Robert Covvdin, A. Loring Cushing, 'Holmes Hinckley. FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, Otis A Skinner, J. T. Sargent. FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, John Borrowscale. FOR INSPECTORS, George B. Proctor, Thomas S. Jones, John P. Farmer, James Y. Smith, John Farrington. A1 f FREE SOIL TICKET. , VAN BUKEN MD ADAMS.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

AT LAKOE, SAMUEL HOAR, of Concord, WILLIAM JACKSON, of Newton,

Dist. No. 1. JOSEPH WILLARD, of Boston,

" " 2, JOHN B. ALLEY, of Lynn.

" " l JOHN G. WHITTIER, of Amesbnry.

" " 4. NATHAN BROOKS, of Concord.

" " •->. ALEXANDER DE WITT, of Worcester.

» « 6, JAMES FOWLER, of Wcstfield.

« « 7. THOMAS ROBINSON, of Adams.

• 8, BENJAMIN V. FRENCH, of Braintree.

" « 9. PH1L0 LEACH, of Bridgwater.

- " 10. ISAAC C. TABER, of New Bedford. FREE SOIL TICKET

Ward 11.

For Mayor, BRADFORD SUMNER.

For Aldermen, THOMAS BULFINCH, CHARLES C. BARRY, JOHN GOVfcl, JAMES M. WHITON, JOSEPH SOUTH WICK. WILLIAM BATES, of Ward 10, ALBERT J. WRIGHT, LEMUEL CAPEN.

For Common Council, JOHN KILTON, GEORGE ADAMS, JOSEPH PRATT. FREDERIC FOLSOM.

For School Committee, BENJAMIN H GREENE, JOHN T. SARGEjNT. |

For Overseer of the Poor—ROBERT FOSTER.

For Warden—STEPHEN CHILD.

For Cleric—GEORGE S. WINSLOW.

For Inspectors, JO. W. T. STODDER, J. SMITH CUTTS, FREEMAN HOWLAND, CHARLES W. SLACK, JAMES P. WHITNEY. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

WARD NO. 11. FOU MAYOR: Joseph Hall.

FOR ALDERMEN:

Isaac Adams, A. W. Thaxter, Jr., Chas. B. O'oodrich, Robert Cowdin, Daniel Taylor, Benjamin Wood, 2d.,

Peter 'J', liomcr, Daniel D. Kelley.

FOR WARDEN: EBUNEZER MORTON.

FOR CLERK: RICHARD H GOULD.

FOR COMMON COUNCILMEN: Watson Freeman, Gilbert Parmelee, John T. Dingley, Horace A. Breed.

FOR INSPECTORS: S. F. Atwood, David Ayres,

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Wm. E. French, | S. S. Ames, Martin R. Herrick.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE:

Otis A. Skinner, I George Homer.

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR: JOHN BORIIOWSCALE.

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stands:— Fourth 0t.it r.rf.-Thc vote now tana. M»«cb.

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09% 4403 1634 31 towns 2528 3511 1108 93 00 34 A.hhy 71 65 38 38 43 WHIG 18 36 TICKET. Shirley _27 JSO

2617 3600 11C9 3-27 4526 171 According to these figures, Mr Palfrey's com- parative gain, since the March trial, is 232. Ac- cording to the Atlas, it is but 105. The Atlas statement, tacitly admit* an error in its yesterday's ;.*» by adding 100 to Mr Palfrey's vote in its reckon- ing of to.day. We are confident that it i? still in - very error, M\A that our statement, as above, is Sterling near u, e truth. Royalston, Framingham, and. Sudbury to icar from.— Traveller.

FOR GOVERNOR, George N. Briggs.

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, John Reed.

FOR SENATORS, George W. Crockett, Benjamin Seaver, Jonathan Preston, John H. Wilkins. George S. Hillard, FOR REPRESENTATIVES, James A. Abbott, George H. Kuhn, Osmyn Brewster, Samuel Leeds, Billings Briggs, Ezra Lincoln, Jr., Francis Brinley, Abel B. Munroe, Walter Bryent, James Munroe, (Ward 2,) Isaac Cary, Charles C. Nutter, Calvin W. Clark, John Odin, Jr., John Codman, Silas F. Plimpton, William Eaton, (Ward 12,) Charles Theodore Russell, Samuel A. Eliot, William Schouler, John C. Gray, Southworth Shaw, Samuel E. Guild, Thomas J. Shelton, Samuel Hall, Elijah Stearns, Jbhn. P. Healy, Thomas Tarbell, Benjamin James, John W. Wane n, Jr.,

Eliprfluet Jones, ( teorge V\ heelwright, Lewis Jones, Joseph M. Wightman. Moses Kimball, Temperance Ticket.

ELEVEN. ^c, < WARD ;

FOB MAYOR. BENJAMIN B. MUSSEY.

FOR ALDERMEN. ROBERT COWDIN, WILLIAM II. WILLSON, MERRILL PETTINGILL, PEARL MARTIN. SOLON JENKINS, IRA GIBBS, HENRY D. CUSHING, DAVID S. TARR.

For Common Council.

DANIEL F. CHILD, WILLIAM DALL, GEO. DAVIS, (surveyor) GEORGE W. BIRD.

School Committee.

JOHN T. SARGENT, THOMAS STARR KING.

Overseer of the Poor. ROBERT FOSTER.

Warden. Clerk. ALBERT DAY. JOHN S. KIMBALL.

Inspectors. CHILD, WILLIAM KINGSBURY, I ISAAC STACY, JASON WINNETT, PHILEMON | ROBERT II CLOUSTON.

INDEPENDENT WHIG TICKET,

WARD 11.

CHARLESFor Mayor,AMORY. For Aldermen, Henry B. Rogers, Moses Kimball, Billings Briggs, Benjamin Smith, of Wd.ll Moses Grant, Abel B. Munroe, Henry M. Holbrook, Calvin W. Clark.

For Common Council, Albert T. Minot, Bradley N. Cumings, Theodore P. Hale, Andrew J. Loud.

For Warden, Stephen Tucker.

For Clerk, John A. Cummins:!

For Inspectors,

William W. Keith, I George Palmer, Child, Moses H. Call, ! David W. Charles Caverly.

For School Committee, George Eaton, William H. Foster. |

For Overseer of the Poor, Henry R. Andrews. WARD 11.

Union Ticket. ;wo

FOR MAYOR, John P* Bigelow.

ALDERMEN, Henry B. Rogers, Henry M. Holbrook, A. W. Thaxter, Jr. Pctor T. Homer, Josiah Dunham, Jr. TiscJale Drake, F. F. Raymond, Aaron HobarL

Warden, STEPHEN TUCKER.

Clerk, RICHARD H. GOULD. INSPECTORS, Call, George Palmer, I Moses H. Eavid Ayers, David W. Child, | John H. Clifford. COMMON COUNCIL, Bradley N. Gamiogt, Albert T. Minot, | Watson Freeman, Ebenezcr Morton. SCHOOL COMMITTEE, T. Starr King. George Baton, |

Overseer oj tlu Poor, CHARLE8 MAYO.

WHIG TICKET. so

WARD 11. For Mayor, John P. JBigelow.

For Aldermen, Henry B. Rogers, Moses Kimball, Billings Briggs, Benjamin Smith, of Wd.ll Moses Grant, Abel B. Munroe, Henry M. Holbrook, Calvin W. Clark.

For Common Council, Albert T. Minot, Bradley N. Cumings, Theodore R Hale, Andrew J. Loud.

For Warden, Stephen Tucker.

For Clerk, John A. Cummings,

For Inspectors, AYiUiam W. Keith, George Palmer, Moses H. Call, David W. Child, Charles Caverly.

For School Committee, George Eaton, William H. Foster.

For Overtrer of the Poor, Henry R Andrews. WHIG TICKET. WARD 11.

For Mayor, John P. Bigelow.

For Aldermen, Henry B. Rogers, Moses Kimball, Solomon Piper, Benjamin Smith, of Wd. 11 Moses Grant, Abel B. Munroe, Henry M. Holbrook, Calvin W. Clark.

For Common Council, Cuminge, Albert T. Minot, I Bradley N.

Theodore P. Hale, I Andrew J. Loud.

For Warden, Stephen Tucker.

For Clerk, John A. Cummings.

For Inspectors, William W. Keith, George Palmer, Moses H. Call, David W. Child, Charles Caverly.

For School Committee, Qeorge Eaton, William H. Foster. |

For Overseer of the Poor. Henry R. Andrews.

FREE SOIL TICKET. Ward 11.

Municipal Election, Monday, December 9, 1850.

For Mayor, BENJAMIN B. MUSSEY. For Aldermen, CHARLES C. BARRY, TIMOTHY K. BLAISDELL, THOMAS BULFINCH, N. DAVIES COTTON, CALEB GILL, of South Boston. SANFORD GILMORE, JOSEPH SOUTHWICK, GERSHOM B. WESTON.

For Warden, STEPHEN CHILD.

For Clerk. JOHN PIERPONT, JR.

For Common Council, DANIEL F. CHILD, F. A. SUMNER, MILTON GALE, JOSEPH PRATT.

For Inspectors, GEORGE P. CARTER, DAVID A. GRANGER, ISAAC CHILD, SAMUEL HUNT, JR., PHILEMON STACY.

For School Committee, JOHN T. SARGENT, BENJAMDS H. GREENE.

For Overseer of the Poor, ROBERT FOSTER. \ %u 8 DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Ward 11. FOR MAYOR, ADAM W. THAXTER, JR.

FOR ALrjlRMEN, JAMES BARTLETT, SAMUEL JEPSON, JOHN T. HEARD, WATSON FREEMAN, FREEBORN F. RAYMOND, HENRY CROCKER, JOSEPH SMITH, JAMES QUINN,

FOR WARDEN, CHARLES MAYO, FOR CLERK, ISAAC CHILD. FOR COMMON COUNCIL, Aaron Hobart. William Hunter, j Horace A. Breed, Lyman Farwell.

j FOR INSPECTORS, William S. Bartlett, Milton Gale, j Frederick A. Sumner, Samuel Hunt, Jr, j Gilbert Parmelee, FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, John T. Sargent, Benjamin H. Greene, FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, STEPHEN CHILD. ...

DEMOCRATIC TICKET ^ggS^aB m. ?®^n_

\ «ER^J ' "^ * \s»— ^^ & §ff$^^-i^ WARD XL FOR MAYOR, Adam W. Tliaxter, Jr.

FOR ALDERMEN, Henry Crocker, Freeborn F. Raymond, James Bartlett,

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, John T. Sargent.

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR. A§aph Parmelee.

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REGULAR WHIG TICKET

WARD 11.

Fon Mayor, Benjamin Seaver.

0*' WAKD 1.

For Aldekmi;>\ rOHN GREEN. SOLOMON PIPER, EDWARD BROOKS,

School Comm ittee. GEORGE EATON. \8$

Peoples' Candidate

WARD 11.

For Mayor.

J. V. G. SMITH.

For Aldermen. WM. ELLISON, JACOB BACON, CYRUS WASHBURN, E. Boston.

For Sohool Committee. John T. Sargeant.

For Overseer of Poor. Henry R. Andrews. A6C Yj FREE SOIL TICKET, Ward 11.

Election Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1S51. Polls open from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.

Mayor.

GEORGE F, WILLIAMS

Ward 8.

Aldermen, CALEB GILL, of South Boston,

WILLIAM IT. GUILD, of Ward 6, JOSEPH ROBBINS, of East Boston.

School Committee—John T. Sargent. Firemen's Ticket,

p, BOSTONIA. Sj> COMDITA^D. *& mk

WARD 11.

Fob Mayor,

For Aldfkmen,

FREEBORN I . RAYMOND, HENRY CROCKER, JAMES BARTLETT, EastrBoston.

For School ('mil mitten. John T. Sargent.

Overseer of the Poor, Henry R. Andrews. !

I WARD 11. FIREMAN'S TICKET.

MAN THE BRAKES FOR MAYOR, Benjamin Seaver

For Aldermen, FRANCIS RICHARDS, HENRY M. HOLBROOK, BENJAMIN SMITH.

School Committee, GEORGE EATON.

Overseer of Poor, HENRY R. ANDREWS. J American Ticket.

„„>v-l. T...1LL, In!!* Cl.lfl OBb.c*U« l>b«rl« Q.rt rf U>» 1>'.V-I ' M v - -. »lUT-I. M»rlto t l« A* >•:,*„*?. la It, <„1. F- FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY J. GARDNER, OF BOSTON. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, SIMON BKOWN, OF CONCORD.

For Senators, Suffolk County,

CHARLES H. STEDMAN, of Boston, ALBERT J. WRIGHT, or South Boston, SEBEUS C. MAINE, of Chelsea, DANIEL WARREN, of Ward 5, Boston, RICHARD LIBBY, of East Boston, LEMUEL M. BARKER, of Bosi m

For Representative to 34th Congress, District No. IV. LINUS B COMINS, of Roxbury.

For Representatives to General Court,

Elizur Baldwin, Nehemiah P. Mann, George F. Bigelow, Julian O. Mason, Samuel A. Bradbury, Watson G. Mayo, J lin D. Brayton, Abel B. Mnnroe,

I hvid Bryant, Ward 10. John R. Mnllin,

( ;• orsc Cannon, Stephen G. Nash,

( i r^e P. Clapp, Samuel NVal,

John M. Clark, Jonathan Peirce, Ward 1. Morrill Cole, Charles A. Phelps. James II. Collins, Nathan-el Ring, Micah Dyer, Jr. James G. Sanderson, James E. Farwell, Stephen L. Sawyer, Jonas Fitch, Charles W. Slack. John S. H. Fogg, James W. Stone, James C. Folsom, John L. Swift, William E. French, Ward 0. Luther L. Tarbeli, Nathaniel M. George, David Thayer, J. Proctor Haskir.s, Mical Tubbs, Edward W. Hinks, Edward A. Vose, Joseph Hiss, Levi Wilkins, Merrill C. Johnson, George F. Williams, Word Stephen Lovell, Francis B. Winter. \ Republican Ticket

For Governor, ENRY WILSON, OF NATICK.

For Lieutenant-Governor, INCREASE SUMNER, OF GREAT BARRINGTON.

For Representative to 34th Congress, FOURTH DISTRICT.

For Senators, TIMOTHY GILBERT. JOHN P. JEWETT. HENRY D. CUSHING. NATHANIEL C. NASH. ELIZUR WRIGHT. NEHEMIAH BOYNTON, of Chelsea.

For Representatives,

Simeon P. Adams. ! Lewis Hayden. Henshaw. Ephraim Allen. | Frederic H. Henry C. Allen. Josiah Hobart. I

Richard I. Attwill. i Pearl Martin. Aaron Bancroft. Andrew M. McPhail, Jr. Thomas T. Bouve. Moses Mellen. Henry I. Bowditch. James Molineux. Samuel G. Bowdlear. Thomas D. Morris. William F. Channing. William C. Nell. Daniel F. Chessman. John A. Nowell. Alfred A. Childs. Luther Parks, Jr. Hiram Colburn. Theodore Parker. N. Davies Cotton. Josiah M. Read. Sumner Crosby. Uriah Ritchie. William B. Dodge. John S. Rock. Matthew P. Elliot. John Sawyer. John S. Fallow. John W. T. Stodder. Thomas Gaffield. Henry Towle. Christian F. Geist. Israel S. Trafton. Caleb Gill. Hiram Wellington. Gilbert H. Gleason. Warren J. Whitney. John C. Haynes. Abel Wyman.

Citizens' Ticket Election, Monday, Dee. 10, 1855. Polls open from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.

POH MATOR. NATHANIEL & SHURTLEFF.

For Aldermen. CHARLES T. WOODMAN, JAMES PERKINS, SALMA E. GOULD, OTIS RICH, THOMAS SPRAGUE, JOHN T. DINGLEY, GEORGE W. MESSINGER, JOSEPH L. DREW, PELHAM BONNEY, - LEVI B. MERIAM, OSMYN BREWSTER, - -ROBERT CODMAN.

For Common Council. FRANCIS J. PARKER. WM. FOX RICHARDSON. FREDERIC F. THAYER. JULIAN O. MASON.

For School Committee, GEORGE EATON. ARTHUR H. POOR. For Warden. SAMUEL S. RIDGEWAY.

For Clerk, CHARLES CAVERLY, Jr.

For Overseer of the Poor. JOSEPH EUSTIS.

For Inspectors. ROSWELL D. TUCKER. WM. S. McGOWAN. HOMER SAUNDERS. AUGUSTUS P. MELZAR. EDWARD EAXON.

UNION TICKET. wvw\ FOR MAYOR, Alexander H. Rice.

FOR ALDERMEN, TIMOTHY C. KENDALL, FARNHAM PLUMMER, CHARLES T. WOODMAN, DAVID THAYER, GEORGE W. MESSINGER, JOHN T. DINGLEY, JAMES CHEEVER, LEVI B. MERIAM. PELHAM BONNEY, ROBERT CODMAN, OSMYN BREWSTER, JAMES PERKINS.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL,

FRANCIS J. PARKER, I WM. FOX RICHARDSON, FREDERIC F. THAYER, JULIAN 0. MASON.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE,

GEORGE EATON, I ARTHUR H. POOR.

FOR WARDEN, SAMUEL S. RIDGEWAY.

FOR CLERK. CHARLES CAVERLY, Jr.

FOR OVERSEER OF POOR. JOSEPH EUSTIS.

FOR INSPECTORS, ROSWELL D. TUCKER, WM. S. MoGOWAN, HOMER SAUNDERS, AUGUSTUS P. MELZAR. EDWARD FAXON. WARD 11 Temperance Ticket

FOR MA TOR,

NATHANIEL B. SHURTLEFF.

For Aldermen. ^ —— TIMOTHY C. KENDALLH-CHARLES T. WOODMAN M* i 8ALMA E. GOULD, L THOMAS SPRAGUE, - GEO. W. MESSINOKi; .*, ..-.-. -PELHAM BONNEY, — #$ vfiZZK JAMES PERKINS, JOHN T. D1NGLET. V- ROBERT OOWDIN. c*X-* LEVI B. MERIAM, $*^ '<•' ROBERT RODMAN THEOPHILUS|STOVER

/'/;/• \ (. oiiiinnn ( OUflCll.

WM. KOX BICHARDSON, JULIAN 0. MASON FREDERIC F. THAYER", DANIEL C. BERRY*

For Inspectors,

KOSWELL D. TUCKER, WILLIAM J. TWOMRLY HOMER SAUNT3E1 AUGUSTUS P. MELZAR EDWARD FAXON

For School Committee. GEORGE EATON, A UTHUR RX POOR.

For Wardm.

SAMUEL S. RIDGWAV.

For Clerk.

CHARLES CAVERLY, Jr.

For Overseer of the Poor. JOSEPH EUST1S.

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"W-A.H.ID 9 CX? FOR MAYOR, ^ MOSES KIMBALL. FOB ALDERMEN, Ward ^ 3k 1—JOHN A. NOWELL. » 2—EBENEZRR ATKINS. 8—CLEMENT WILLIS. 3—SOLOMON CARTER. 9—GEORGE A. CURTIS.

4—FRANCIS S. CARRUTH. 10—JOSEPH T. BAILEY. , ^ 5—GEORGE W. CHIPMAN. 11—SAMUEL D. ORANE. 12—WILLIAM W. ALLEN.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, SIDNEY A. STETSON, WILLIAM CARPENTER. JULIAN O. MASON, LEVI L. WILLCUTT. For School Committee, J. PHELPS PUTNAM, | EDWARD H. AMMIDOWN. For Warden, JOHN PUTNAM.

For Clerk, *& D+m^, For Inspectors, WILLIAM HORTON, BENJAMIN F. SMITH, WILLIAM D. MORRIS, EDWARD R. HUNT, WILLIAM P. CHERRINGTON. For Overseer of Poor, SETH HALL. '

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Ward Eight.

JToL\!voT(vqLV ^mou ^Ticket. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:

At $ LEVI LINCOLN, of Worcester.

Large ( MARSHALL P. WILDER, of Dorchester. DISTRICTS. No. l— JOSEPH GRINNELL, of New Bedford. 2 — BENJAMIN HOBART, of Abington. 3 -HENRY S. MANSFIELD, of Blackstone. 4-SANFORD M. HUNT, of Roxbury. 6 -J. THOMAS STEVENSON, of Boston. 6 — NATHANIEL SILSBEE, of Salem. 7 — N. G. WHITE, of Lawrence. 8— D. S. RICHARDSON, of LowelL 9 — JOHN G. THURSTON, of Lancaster 10-OSMYN BAKER, of Northampton. 11 -WILLIAM G. BATES, of Westfield. FOR governor: AMOS j±. LAWRENCE, Of Brookline. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: QEORQE MAR ST ON, Of Bnrnstnble.

FOR SECRETARY OP COMMONWEALTH : FOR AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS :

THOMAS PARSONS, of Brookline. J. HENRY HILL, of Worcester.

FOR TREASURER 4 RECEIVER GENERAL: TOR ATTORNEY GENERAL-

SAMUEL A. ELIOT of Cambridge. HENRY MORRIS, of Springfield.

For Representative to Congress, District No. 4, Ea^^cSTTJR 13. EiaELOW. •i

For Councillor, I I District, BENJAMIN R T E A r E N S For Senator, 4tli Suffolk Sciintorinl Di trict,

J U s T I N JONES.

entative to 1 1 u i II -t. T1CKE1

FOR PRE S I Q ABRAHAM LINCOLN

PRESIDENTIAL tCT fO* VI I, QR»

F0R S5 MEMBER OF C0N^

^msm30*_

FOK MAYOR, MOSES KIMBALL.

For Aldermen,

7. Jr.. 1. ROBERT MARSH T. C, AMORY, 2. EDWIN WRIGHT, . .uiNAS FITCH, EDWIN M. PUTNAM, 9. JONATHAN PRESTON, FRANCIS E. FAXON. jo. JOSEPH T. BAILEY, 5. G. W. CHIPMAN, 11. W. F.RICHARDSON. 6. OTlSCLArP, 12. S. R. SPINNEY. WARD EIGHT.

For Common Councilmen, T. PAG3 J. H. BRADLEY, I R. C. P. ADAMS, ALBERT GLOVER

For School Committee, JOHN B. ALLEY, GEORGE H. LYMAN.

For Warden, GEO. O. BRIGHAM,

For Clerk, HERMAN W. GREENE.

For Inspectors, FRANK GREENE, ALBERT GAY, HENRY, V. COE, MOSES SARGENT, J. H. LONG,

For Overseer of the Poor,

J. W. WARREN.

irt>* REGULAR TICKET. WARD 8.

WEIGHT & POTTEE, PEINTEES, No. 4 SPEING LANE, Cornor of Devonstairo St.

OF" BOSTON. JOELFOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR,HAIDER OF WILLIAMSBURG.

For Secretary of the Commonwealth,

OLIVER WARNER, of Northampton . For Treasurer and Receiver-General, HENRY K. OLIVER, of Salem. For Auditor,

LEVI REED, ....".. ... of Abington . For Attorney-General,

DWIGHT FOSTER, of Worcester .

For Representative t" Congress, District 3, ALEXANDER II. KICK of Boston.

For Councillor, District 1, NEHEMIAH BOYNTON, of Chelsea.

For Senator, District 4, GEORGE A. SHAW, of Boston-

I.,,, Di-irii-i-Atiiinu-y.

GEORGE P. SANGER, of Boston .

For Sheriff,

JOHN M. CLARK, (Ward 5,) .... of Boston .

For Commissioners of Insolvency, William C. Williamson, James Bailey Richardson, Horace II. Coolidge.

For Representatives to General Court, District 8, JOHN S. TYLER, WINDSOR HATCH, 2d. * ^^m

CITIZENS' 5TICKET.

FOR MAYOR, NATHANIEL B. SHURTLEFF. FOR ALDEKMEN, Nehemiah Gibson. Newton Talbot. Albert S. Pratt. George 0. Carpenter. Moses Fairbanks. John L. Stevenson. Francis W. Jacobs. Charles E. Jenkins. G. T. W. Braman. Christopher A. Connor. Walter E. Hawes. Henry L. Pierce. WARD EIGHT. For Common Council,

J. R. MULLIN, SIDNEY SQUIRES SEW ALL B. BOND. JOHN CURT IN For School Committee, HENRY C. HUNT. EBEN R. FROST For Warden, CHARLES J. IIAYDKN For Clerk, II. 1\ SlIATIUCIC For luapcctor.-s DAVID WIIISTON, THOMAS M. WELLS HOWARD B. DICKINSON, JOHN J. OSBORNE D. T. MARDEN. Boston, Nov. 2oth, 1869.

Mr. Ciiari.es II. Romnsox and Others ok the Labor Refokm Ward am. City Committee.

Iii RbntIiBMBN : — accepting ihe nomination of Mnyor, it is with a lull

sonso of how I inadequate am to perform the functions of that office. But as a representative of the principles and issues of the Labor Reform Party, a conviction of then importance as well as interest in their final success has governed me. A prominent issue of our Party is the establishment of Li- braries and Reading Rooms in every Ward of the City. The adoption of the Bight Hour System by the City Government which would be an important step towards making it a custom in society. Al1,1 while we do aot complain of the various improvements in the mat- tors of Street Pavomenta, etc, we demand that the City employ its Laborers but eight hours pi i day, as an experiment in behalf of the Workinpmen, be- causo we believe it to bo a great public good and must be initiated by the public or general consent, and being introduced by a City Ordinance is not open to the objection urged against State Legislation. Wo want better opportunities and more time for mental improvement sothal the "Dignity of Labor" may have a meaning as well as n place in the journalism of the day. We desire that those who produce all the com- forts shall of lift have a voice in their distribution and a share in their enjoyment. Wc need some better plan adopted by which the Producer and Consum- er may meet in the Market. For when the nominal rent of a stall in the market secures worth n privilege a .small fortune, the discussion of Free .Markets becomes a i essity, and the occasions for Soup Houses asubjeot of Si rums consideration.

We want some limit to the monopoly of the manufacture and supply of lias to the citizens of Boston. The subject of the Public Conveyances, whether by Kerry in or the streets, demands our attention and should be under the control ul the City Government. miserable The abodes of wretchedness and crime that nre a disgrace to nearlj every quarter of the city, should bo improved. These, and mans other changes that might be suggested, are amply sufficient to inaugurate n Party of Reform Gentlemen, thaokiug you for this expression of your confidence and esteem,

1 am, Respectfully Yours,

NATHANIEL E. CHASE. ;

WARD 8

Wright <£ Potter, Printers, Corner Jlfillc and J'rdrrnl 8'rt., Hnrfr,,

^ward P. Porter, ^paries Ricliarcfe 0fl( GeopgQ Pope. Charles w. £ Jen^. ftenpy k Pierce. Gorae% Salter B. H&h^ u j^,

ff. Itfwis foopgo 0. Carped ^ Rice. For Common Council. SIDNEY SQUIRES. SEWALL B. BOND.

EDMUND 13. VANNEVAR. ISAAC H. BOBBINS. For School Committee. HENRY C. HUNT. EBEN R. FROST. For Warden, For Clerk. CHARLES J. HAYDEN. I. GILBERT ROBBINS. For Inspectors. DAVID WHI3TON. THOMAS M. WELLS. HOWARD B. DICKINSON. J. W. CHICKEY. A. J. BARTLETT. /Of

WA.RX) 9. FOR MAYOR.

NATHANIEL B. SHURTLEFF. For Aldermen. Nehemiah Gibson. Newton Talbot.

Albert S. Pratt. George 0. Carpenter.

Moses Fairbanks. John L. Stevenson.

Francis W. Jacobs. Charles E. Jenkins.

G. T. W. Braman. Geo. W. Pope. Christopher A. Connor. Henry L. Pierce.

For Common Council. F. A. WILKINS. JOHN S. MOULTON. WM. FROST. MATTHIAS RICH.

For School (.'oiniiiiltoe. Three Years. CHAS. HUTCHINS DR. JOHN P. REYNOLDS. Two Tears. CHAS. J. PRESCOTT. CHARLES K. DARLING. For Warden, . A. PAGE. For Cleric, CYRUS For Inspectors. CHARLES H. PRINCE. WM. M. WISE. MARSHALL GORDON. RICHARD TYNER. * LEWIS F. WENTWORTH. FOR MAYOR, VATHANIEL B. SHURTLEFF. FOR ALDERMEN, George 0. Carpenter, Charles Richardson, Charles E. Jenkins, Moses Fairbanks, Henry L. Pierce, Francis W. Jacobs, Albert S. Pratt, Christopher A. Connor, G. T. W. Braman, John L. Stevenson, Samuel R. Spinney, Nehemiah Gibson. WJLIRID HSrHLTIE.

For Common Council, WILLIAM FROST, JAMES F. GAY MATTHIAS RICH, F. A. WILKINS

For School Committee, For Three Years, Dr JOHN P. REYNOLDS For Years, Three . CHARLES HUTCH INS For Two Years, CHARLES J. PRESCOTT

For Warden CHARLES K. DARLING

For Clerk. CYRUS A. PAGE

For Inspectors, CHARLES H. PRINCE. WILLIAM v v ' r RICHARD TYNER. LEWIS F. WEN MARSHALL GORDON. }Ui

FOR MAYOR, ^ATHAITIELB^SHURTLEFF. FOR ALDERMEN, George 0. Carpenter, Charles Richardson, Charles E. Jenkins, Moses Fairbanks, Henry L. Pierce, Francis W. Jacobs, Albert S. Pratt, Christopher A. Connor, G. T. W. Braman, John L. Stevenson, Samuel R. Spinney, Nehemiah Gibson. "WJL&jTD TEIsT.

For Common Council,

EUGENE II. SAMPSON. MOSES W. RICHARDSON FREDERICK G. POPE. GEORGE E. EVANS

For School Committee,

WILLIAM II. BALDWIN. ABIJAII RICHARDSON

For Warden, JOSEPH F. PAUL

For Clerk, SAMUEL B. HOPKINS

For Inspectors, JAMES PERKINS. WILLIAM" C. CAVERLY ANP» l" G. GREELEY. RICHARD B. AL' S CHARLES F. MORRISON. < TOR 31UIT0R, GEORGE P. BALDWIN,

*X)1«, AliDEBMEN,

George 0. Carpenter, ! Charles Richardson, Charles E. Jenkins, Moses Fairbanks, Henry L. Pierce, Francis W. Jacobs, Albert S. Pratt, Christopher A. Connor, G. T. W. Braman, John L. Stevenson, Samuel R. Spinney, Nehemiah Gibson. WARD ONE.

For Common Couui.ll, WILLIAM F. BROOKS, JOSHUA WESTON

EL is HA POTK. WM. H. MPS 1 1 1 . R For School Committee, ROBERT R. KENT. DANIEL G. HARK INS

For Warden J. MANSON BROOKS

For Clerk, WILLIAM II. LA\VRK\< K

For Inspectors) SAMUEL B. IIODGKINS. JOHN J. WESTON THOMAS J. LANE, JOB H. PERKINS, JOHN C. McDEVITT.

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Rockwell & Churchill, Printers, 122 Washington Strctt.

For fk AYOR. % FOR ALDERMEN,

Hefiomiafi (Bilisou, Hcipton ®af6at> Mfbevt$.^tatt> ©ca. ®. Carpenter,

Francis 10. 3aooBs, Cftarfcs (E. 3 enfii ns>

®. ®. M. Iranian, (Eftarfes $tanit>ood,

(Kftgfefopficr M. Connor, Jienry £. fierce. "w\a.:r,:d eight. For Common Cooncl), SIDNEY SQUIRES, E. B. VANNEVAR john w. Mcdonald, - samuel j. noble For School Committee, HENRY C. HUNT, MOSES CLARK For Warden, JOSEPH M. GILSON For Clerk, JOHN L. PEARSALL For Inspectors, JOHN J. OSBORNE, H. B. Div^evINSON ROBERT J. BATH, DAVID WHISTON THOMAS M. WELLS. 1

Wright £ Potter, Printers, < orner Milk ami j;drral 81*., r.onton.

P. DMgGolv

' v iewis Rice. ^e 0. Carped

.For Common Council. FA.WILKINS. MATTHIAS. RICH W^.FROST. BAILEY .T.MILLS

J'©;* Softool Committee. Tlirco Yuurs. CHARLES HUTCHINS. DR. JOHN P. REYNOLDS. | Two Yours. CHARLES J. PRESCOTT. For Warden. For Clerk. CHARLIW K. DARLING. CYRUS A. PAGE. For Inspectors. CHARLES H. PRINCE. MARSHALL GORDON. WILLIAM M. WISE. RICHARD TYNER. LEWIS F. WEN'TWORTQ. If:

WARD 8.

Wright A roller. Printers, Corner JITillc anil Federal Sin., "Boston.

1RoA)ert co^din. $\NW&rd F. Porter ^ v ..

%opg Pope. d w, Albert ft /^

^a Salter B. %

w v V JOHN L. STEVENSON.

,• ^»* Common Council. ,„. w J\OBLk,.V«,i r SAMUEL J. SEWALL B. BOND. EDMUND B. VANNEVAR. HORACE B. FISHER, Jhnr School Committee. SAMUEL WELLS. EBEN R. FROST. For Warden. For Clerk. CHARLES J. HAYDEN. I. GILBERT ROBBINS. For Inspectors. DAVID "WHISTON. THOMAS M. WELLS. HOWARD B. DICKINSON. J. W. CHIC KEY. DANIEL T. MAKDLX, Iffy

WAED 8.

J. E. FARWELL & CO., PRINTERS, 37 CONGRESS ST., BOSTON.

FOR ALDERMEN. Nehemiab Gibson. Robert Cow din. Thomas L. .len Vs. Samue\ R. Spinney. ¥rancis W. Jacobs. E»dvrard Hamilton. Leonard R. Cutter. James M. K.eit\\. Chrlstoipher A. Connor. Richard W. Robinson. Samuel Rice. Benjamin E. Rebard.

For Common Council. DANIEL A. POTTER, JOHN W. McDONALD HORACE B: FISHER, SAMUEL J. NOBLE

For School Committee. JAMES A. I-IEALY, SAMUEL WELLS

For Warden, CYRUS HICKS

For Clerk, DANIEL J. DONAHOE

For Inspectors. JOHN J. OSBORNE, WILLIAM H. HORAN ROBERT J. BATH, D. T. MARDEN JOHN L. PEARSALL. . lA

WARD 9.

J. E. FARWELL & CO.. PRINTERS, 37 CONGRESS ST., BOSTON.

FOR ALDERMEN. Robert Coyjoau. NeYiem'utYi GrVoson. TYvomas L. .lew Vs. Samuel R. Spumes. Hamilton. ¥raucva NV. Jacobs. Edward ^Leonard U. Cutter. James M. TCeltlv. Richard W . Robinson. Christopher A . C ouwor Samuel Ulcc. Tteujamlu ¥. Reliara.

For Common Council. A. FROST, JOHN S. MOULTON, JAMESKGALWJg8 FRANK II. WARD,

For School Committee. C. J. PRKSCOTT, DR. J. P. REYNOLDS) 3 Y To fill vacancy. HON. F. O. PRINCE V ~ L. L. GARDNER For Warden,

JOHN II. MINER For Clerk,

For Inspectors. MARSHALL GORDON .TAMES M. FOSTER, CHAS. H. PRINOb, LEWIS F. WENTWORTH, WM. M. WISE. H|8R RC tOR

FOR MAYOR. NATHANIEL E. CHASE. ALDERMEN. Nehemiah Gibson, G. T. W. Braman, Albert S. Pratt, William M. Cornell, Moses Fairbanks, John L. Stevenson,

John Mack, Samuel K. Spinney, Francis W. Jacobs, Edward Hamilton,

Walter E. Hawes, Henry L. Pierce.

For Common Council. HORACE B. FISHER, DANIEL A. POTTER SAMUEL J. NOBLE, EDMUND B. VANNEVAR

For School Committoe. SAMUEL WELLS, JAMES A. HEALY For Warden, CYRUS HICKS

For Clerk, HENRY L. SAXTON

For Inspectors. JOHN L. PEARSALL, JOHN F. OSBORNE DANIEL T. MARDEN, ROBERT J. BATH WILLIAM H. HORAN. Ill®"^11

FOR MAYOR. NATHANIEL E. CHASE. ALDERMEN. Nehemiah Gibson, G. T. W. Braman,

Albert S. Pratt, William M. Cornell, Moses Fairbanks, John L. Stevenson, John Mack, Samuel R. Spinney, Francis W Jacobs, Edward Hamilton, Walter E. Hawes, Henry L. Pierce. WARD nXTHNTES. For Common Council. FRANK WARD, JOHN S. MOULTON JARIUS A. FROST, JAMES. F. GAY

For School Committee. CHAS. J. PRESCOTT, 2 yra. DR. JOHN P. REYNOLDS, 3 yra CHARLES HUTCHINGS.

For Warden, L. L. GARDNER

For Clerk, CYRUS A. PAGE

For Injectors. MARSHALL GORDON, CHARLES II. PRINCE WILLIAM M. WISE, RICHARD TYNER LEWIS F. WENTWORTH. >5{»

WARD S.

FOR MAYOB. GEORGE H. JOHNSTON. FOR ALDERMEN. Edward F. Porter. Charles E. Jenkins. Albert S. Pratt. George 0. Carpenter. Lewis Rice. Robert Cowdin. G. T. W. Braman, Henry L. Pierce. Walter E. Hawes. Charles Richardson. Newton Talbot. George W. Pope.

For Common Council. SKWALL B. BOND. DANIEL A. POTTER.

B. F. DUDLEY. HORACE B. FISHER,

For School Committe 1 ;. EBEN R. FROST. SAMUEL WELLS.

For Warden. For Clerk.

CHARLES J. HAY DEN I. GILBERT ROBBINS.

For Inspectors.

WILLIAM HUMPHREY. A. J. BARTLETT. THOMAS M. WELLS. ROSWELL S. MINER. D.T. MARDEN. m CHAMPAGNE TICKET. " ' WARD TWELVE. ar

POINT FOR MAYOR. Col. Geo. Ho Johnston. FOR ALDERMEN. Col. George H. Johnston. Col. George H. Johnston.

Col. George H. Johnston. Col. George H. Johnston.

Col. George H. Johnston. Col- George H. Johnston. Col. George H. Johnston. Col. George H. Johnston.

Col. George H. Johnston. Col. George H. Johnston.

Col. George H. Johnston. Col. George H. Johnston.

For Common Council.

Col. GEORGE PI. JOHNSTON. < \>l. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. Col. GEORGE H. JOHNSTON. Co l. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. For School Committee.

Col. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON, Col. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. For Warden .... Col. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. For Clerk Col. GEORGE H. JOHNSTON. For Inspectors. Col. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. Col. GEORGE H. JOHNSTON. Col. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. Col. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. Col. GEORGE II. JOHNSTON. TEIWPERANC P*publican Ticket.

Ilol.l is St

EDWARD F. PORTER. HART II. LEAVITT. GEORGE W. GHIPMAN. ROBERT COWDIN. JOSIAII II. CARTER. ALVAN SIMONDS. MARTIN GRIFFIN. CHARLES RICHARDSON. JAMES II. ROBERTS. WARREN PARTRIDGE. HENRY I). GUSHING. GEORGE W. POPE.

For Members of the Common Council. ROLAND McLEAN. REUBEN CROOKE. WILLIAM A. LOWE. BENJAMIN P. DUDLEY.

For School Committee (fc- * Vears.) EBEN R. FROST. HENRY C. HUNT. | For Warden. For Clerk.

JOHN L. HANSON. I. OTLBERT ROD DINS

For Inspectors. CHARLES R. INNES. ANDREW s. D,\ in RTT. BENJAMIN JONES. EDWAKD WATTS. WfLLIAM A. HOLLAND. W^RJD EIGHT. €IWIEEM&9 TICMET.

tfalhan Sawyer

Moses Fairbanks. Walter E. Hawes.

John L Stevenson. Charles E. Jenkins.

Robert Cowdin. Henry L. Pierce. Leonard R. Cutter. Grenville T.W. Braman, Nehemiah Gibson. Newton Talbot.

For Common Council, EDMUND B. VANNEVAR. ISAAC H. ROBBINS. SEWALL B. BOND. SIDNEY SQUIRES.

For School Committee, EBEN R. FROST. SAMUEL WELLS.

For Warden, For Clerk,

CYRUS HICKS. I. GILBERT ROBBINS.

For Inspectors, AMIEL J. BARTLET.T. DANIEL T. MARDEN. THOMAS M. WELLS. CHARLES K. INNES. IIOWAKD B. DICKINSON. WAJRJD EIGHT. CITIMMM89 TI€M^T*

l Scnvytr

FOR ALDERMEN, George 0. Carpenter, George W. Pope. Moses Fairbanks. Walter E. Hawes. John L Stevenson. Charles E. Jenkins. RICHARD W. ROBINSON. Henry L Pierce.

Leonard R. Cutter. Grenville T. W. Braman, Nehemiah Gibson. Newton Talbot.

For Common Council, EDMUND B. VANNEVAK. ISAAC H. ROBBINS. SEWALL B. BOND. SIDNEY SQUIRES.

For School Committee, EBEN R. FROST. SAMUEL WELLS.

For Warden, For Clerk,

CYRUS HICKS. I. GILBERT ROBBINS.

For Inspectors,

win ,/ TLETT.Tl DANIEL 'J'. MARDEN. THOMAS M. WELLS.

CIIARLES P.. INM HOWARD It. DICKINSON. ftfl WARD NINE. €IFIMMM&9 TICMMT*

Nathan Sawyer J Son, Printer*, No. 70 State Street, Boston. FOR MAYOR,

FOR ALDERMEN, George 0. Carpenter. George W. Pope.

Moses Fairbanks. Walter E. Hawes.

John L Stevenson. Charles E. Jenkins. Robert Cowdin. Henry L Pierce. Leonard R. Cutter. Grenville T.W. Braman. Nehemiah Gibson. Newton Talbot.

For Common Council, MATTHIAS RICH. FREDERICK A. WILKINS. JOHN S. MOULTON. JAIRUS A. FROST.

For School Committee, CHARLES HUTCHINS, for 3 years. JOHN P. REYNOLDS, for 3 years.

CHARLES J. PRESCOTT, for 2 years.

For "Warden, For Clerk, LABADT L. GARDNER. CYRUS A. PAGE.

For Inspectors, CHARGES II. PRINCE. MARSHALL GORDON. LEWIS F. WENT .WORTH. WILLIAM M. WISE. K. 1 CITIZENS TICKET.

Oak'* if Wrtrtrt fc»H «f •» to lo »• j«i 1IM, »»*.. »»*»«". la *• OSn *« MUM « Banl | I, i ri| A« ifOnrw. FOR MAYOR NATHAK[ELB.SteTLEFF FOR ALDERMEN. Nehemiah G-ibson. Robert Cowdin. Thomas L. Jencks. Samuel R. Spinney. Francis W. Jacobs. Edward Hamilton. Leonard R. Cutter. James M. Keith. Christopher A. Connor. Richard W. Robinson. Samuel Rice. Benjamin F. Hebard. WARD EIGHT.

For Common Council. DANIEL A. POITER, JOHN W. McDONALD HORACE B. FISHER, SAMUEL J. NOBLE

For School Committee. JAMES A. HEALY, SAMUEL WELLS

For Warden, CYRUS BIOKS

For Clerk, JOHN A. PEARSALL

For Inspectors. JOHN J. OSBORNE, ROBERT J. BATH WILLIAM H. HORAN, D. T. MARDEN GEORGE C. WHITE. GJKj^»ff*iM

WARD EIGHT. -«ojr»*~

HOOEWKU. 11 CUDDl'HILU • , FBIHTKB8, la Wa8(1I» : BOBTO

r' *> —- Vv-> ^ v

* "son Bigelo^- Q/and Worthing^

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, jonry os borne, Jr., FRANK W. TNGRAHAM, JAMES H. REEB , JOHN BORRO WSCALE, Jr. FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, JOHN F. BORE, Dr. SA MUtcr, A. OREFN. For Ward* CYRUS HICKS.

For Clerk, FOR INSPECTORS, Robert J. Bath. Walter B. Wood, John J. Grijfln. James F. Clifford, Baniel Heffernan. T

ALFRED MUDGE U SON, PRINTERS, 34 SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON.

FOR MAYOR. 1IN1¥ I* FIBKCH FOR ALDERMEN. JOHN T. CLARK. HERMAN D. BRADT. SOLOMON B. STEBBINS. JOHN BROWN. SAMUEL M. QUINCY. ALANSON BICELOW. CHARLES HULBERT. HIRAM EMERY. WILLIAM WOOLLEY. WILLIAM SAYWARD. THOMAS GAFFIELD. SAMUEL LITTLE.

Street Commiaaionre, NEWTON TALBOT.

Common Council, DAVID WHISTON. H. W. HARRINGTON. CHARLES DARROW. EDWIN H. WOODS.

School Committee, GEO. L. CHANEY. GEO. E. FILKINS.

Warden, JOHN R. MULLEN.

Clerk, FRED. A. WA1TT.

Inapectora,

THOMAS S. WATERS. THOMAS G. WHITE. EDWIN A. MILLARD. JOHN L. STARRAT. FRANK BROWN. iff

Ii. F. Lawrence & Co:, Prlntere, 169 Devonshire Street.

FOR MAYOR, ۥ GO F*OR ALDERMEN, |fohn

Samuel ftt. QuiiMg, William 0pje, § B

|tlvaU ^. gumg*, For Street Commissioner, ISAAC! g, BVRRBI.1.. FOR COMMON COUNCIL, KDAVINJLJKQQDS-^ FRANK B. BROWN JOHN OSBORNE, Jr. GEORGE W. ROAFE

For School Committee, FREDERIC A. WAITT, WM. HENRY NEWCOMB For Warden, Dr. HENRY P. 6HATTUCK. For^Clerk, EDWIN A. MILLARD.

For Inspectors,

HOWARD J. BYRNE, FRANCIS HAYDEN ALFRED I. WOODBURY, JOHN L. STARRATT ALMON S. KNIGHT. 8 CITIZENS

Reform Ticket

L. F. Lawrence & Co., Printers, 169 Devonshire 8t. For Mayor, FRANCIS B. HAYES.

For Alderiuen, John T. Clark, J as. Power, Andrew J. Hall, Wm. F. Brooks, Chas. J. Prescott, B. F. Stacey, Alonzo Warren, Julius Adams, William Pope, Thos. L. Jenks. R. Worthington, B. F. Ricker.

For Street Commissioner, MARTIN GRIFFIN.

For Common Council,

JOHN OSBORNE, Jr. FRANK B. BROWN. CYRUS HICKS. GEO. W. ROAFE.

For School Committee.

GEO. N. THOMSON. FRED A. WAITT.

For Warden, JAMES P. CLIFFORD.

For Clerk,

I-;. A. MILLARD.

For Inspectors,

WALTER B. WOOD HOWARD J. BYRNE. .lol IN B. McALEER. A. S. KNIGHT. JOHN M. FALVEY. ,

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Preserve Boston Common. W4RD a«

FOR MAYOR. SAMUEL C. COBB.

FOR ALDERMEN.

SAMUEL M. QUESrCY, JAMES POWER, LEOPOLD MORSE, ABRM. O. BIGELOW, WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS B. HARRIS, HUGH O'BRIEN, LIYERUS HULL, ALONZO WARREN, CLINTON YILES, CHAS. L. RANDALL, ALVAII A. BURRAGE.

FOR STREET COMMISSIONER. Gen. ISAAC S. BURRELL.

For Common Council.

EDWIN II. WOODS. CYRUS HICKS, FRANK B. BROWN, GEORGE W. ROAFE.

FOlt SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

GEORGE N. THOMPSON, WILLIAM II. NEWCOMB.

For Warden.

Dr. SHATTUCK.

FOB ISSI-lCVTOltS.

A. J. WOODBURY, HOWARD J. BYRNE, FRANCIS HAYDEN, J. L. STARRATT, A. S. KNIGHT.

For Clerk.

E. A. WILLARD. MECHANICS' HALL

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FOR ALDERMEN. 4*** XI Glark

6B0B6B f. Sampson.

FliWCIH Thoupho\ 0U/VT0Y VlLEti.

For Street Commissioner, - - NEWTON TALBOT.

For Common Council. JoiIX Q. A. BRACKETT. JOHN SWEETSER. EUGENE II. SAMPSON.

For School Committee.

WARREN FLETCHER. ABBY W. MAY. JOHN J. HAVES. GEO. II. PLUMMER. JOHN G. BLAKE. JAMES mouse. \ MIUM OHAPIN. GEORGE A. THAYER. LUCIA M. PEABODY. WILLIAM II. FINNEY. WARREN P. ADAMS. JOHN E. FITZGERALD

(HAS. C. PERKINS. CHARLES HUTCH INS. F. LYMAN WIN'S 1 1 IP. EZRA PALMER. CHARLES L. FLINT. JOHN B. MORAN. GODFREY MORSE. LUCRETIA CROCKER. JOHN E. BLAKEMORE LT7CRETIA P. HALE. W. H. LEARNARD, Jr. WILLIAM T. ADA.MS.

For Warden EBEN R. FROST. For Clerk BENJAMIN KIMBALL. For Inspectors. JESSE L. NASON. C. B. JOHNS ION. DUDLEY R. CHILD. JOHN C. LANE. C. C. RYDER. ' ffy

CITIZENS' TICKET

Preserve Boston Common. WARD 2©»

FOR MAYOR. SAMUEL C. COBB.

FOR ALDERMEN. SAMUEL M. QUINCY, JAMES POWER, LEOPOLD MORSE, ABR'M O. BIGELOW, WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS B. HARRIS, HUGH O'BRIEN, NEHEMIAH GIBSON, ALONZO WARREN, CLINTON VILES,

CHAS. L. RANDALL, ALVAH A. BURRAGE,

FOR STREET COMMISSIONER. Gen. ISAAC S. BURRELL.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL.. EDWIN SIBLEY, EZRA J. TRULL.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE. For Three Years.

RETIRE II. PARKER.

FOR WARDEN. HORATIO WELLINGTON. FOR INSPECTORS.

McGINTY, D. J. DECKER, I. A. WORTH, JAMES PHILIP NAGLE, JOHN AIcLOUD.

FOR CLERK.

JAMES F. SMITH.

i FOR MAYOR

FOR ALDERMEN. HEHEMIAS GIBSON, AL.VAH A, BURRAGE, CLINTON VILES, JAMES POWER, SAMUEL M. QUINCY, CHARLES J, PRESCOTT,

JOHN T. CLARK, WILLIAM POPE.

SOLOMON B. STEBBINS, ABRAHAM 0. BIGELOW, ROLAND WORTHINGTON. THOMAS B. HARRIS.

Street Com m issioner, ISAAC S. BURRELL.

Common Council,

TLL - EDWIN SIBLEY. EZRA J- ™

School Committee,

RETIRE II. PARKER. WELLINGTON. Warden, ------HORATIO JAMES SMITH. Clerk, - - -

litHjwolors, .JOHN McLOl D. IAYLOR P. 'I UOMPSON. WORTH. 111KAM THOMAS. IRA A. P. J. DONOVAN. WABB If

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ROCKWELL & CHURCHILL. Printera, 39 Arch Street. FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLECTORS, AT LARGE.

THOMAS TALBOT, ofBillerica. STEPHEN SALISBURY, . of Worcester. BY DISTRICTS.

1. WARREN LADD, . . of New Bedford. 6. GEORGE W. MORRILL, . of Amesbury.

2. THEODORE DEAN, . of Taunton. 7. CARROLL D. WRIGHT, . of Reading. 3. JOHN FELT OSGOOD, of Boston. 8. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, of Cambridge.

. 4. MARTIN BRIMMER, . of Boston. 9. JOHN C. WHITIN, of Northbridge.

. of Holyoke. 5. SAMUEL C. LAWRENCE, . of Medford. 10. W. B. C. PEARSONS,

II. RICHARD GOODMAN, of Lenox. FOR GOVKI5NOR. ALEXANDER H. RICE or* BOSTON.

for i.ij:i ti:n\nt GOVERNOR,

HORATIO G. KNIGHT, OP Easthamitox.

For Secretary of the Coflimomx For Treasurer and Recthh Get • '\ HENRY B. PEIRCE, CHARLES ENDICOTT, OF A Bl SO I OS OF (..i.vro.v.

For Auditor, / ," Attorney Genera/, JULIUS L. CLARKE, CHARLES R. TRAIN, 01 .\ / f/<> v. OF BOSTOX.

.'• For Clerk of the Supreme Judicial ' hrkefih* Superior Court for Criminal fii JOHN NOBLE, HIRAM S. SHURTLEFF, OF BOSTON, OF BOSTOX.

.V. .,-.•./-• .;/" lit, ./ For Clerk ,•/ the Suf -rUr Court for I . JOSEPH A. WILLARD, THOMAS F. TEMPLE,

, " , '> >'OX. OF - TON. OF BOS

F-> Representative lo Congress, WALBRIDGE A. FIELD, of Boston

For ( 'ouneUlor, Fo Senator, LIBERTY D. PACKARD, of Boston, SAMUEL D. CRANE.

/ i/ Rept tent Ui v ALBERT E. PILLSBURY. JOHN Q. A. BRACKETT CITY ELECTION, DECEMBER 12, 1876. Ward CLOSE OIF TIHIIE FOXjXjS. FOR MAYOR. l3 NATHANIEL J. BRADLEE h> FREDERICK 0. PRINCE I&3?/

GEORGE Iff. BUTTRICK

ALDERMEN. ie^Vt*V3 JULIUS ADAMS - )t~shi~ SAMUEL C. PERKINS

5 ?4o CHARLES II. B. BRECK Iftffi JACOB PFAFF -

• RICHARD ^^J^fobCHOATE BURNHAM J^^^^h- W.ROBINSON / 3 .5 3^2^-^ *2r^ t5~2>5~l5*^TALVAH A. BURRAGE )jy&& NATHANIEL J. RUST<^° ? J fr fr^fj*

JOHN T. - LUCIUS SLADE - V# ^7 $7$ GEORGE DUNBAR - J &QJ 1 SOLOMON B. STEBBINS / Z " / '^^O^bll ") iy/ JOHN E. FITZGERALD rf ?£>& FRANCIS THOMPSOT /.&&..& y . IM ?3>* 16-6-3 /^NEIIEMIAH GIBSON 2. ^ $,.§ ^ clinton viles Z.ftk-2 ZrfsbyWty h$ LIVERUS HULL' ^5V LOUIS WEISSBEIN - / O Cs / /. tV ^/ -Q jbbf3l WYZEMAN MARSHALL /.3.3.P' THOMAS J. WHIDDEN / 3.Xi./.. *W ^?^

jfl^k/fmJGH. O'BRIEN - tbl^S^ CHARLES W. WILDER /..&..£*&.§3llL^ &0& CITY ELECTION, DECEMBER 12, 1876. Ward CLOSE OIF TIHIiE IPOIjILjS. FOR MAYOR.

I / >J)?.t> NATHANIEL J. BRADLEE ^7 FREDERICK 0. PRINCE 1 k

GEORGE M. BUTTRICK 2? £>

FOR ALDERMEN.

0. PERKINS JULIUS ADAMS ) y-/ o2? SAMUEL

CHARLES H. B. BRECK JACOB PFAFF -

o CIIO ATE RURNHAM RICHARD W. ROBINSON I 1 ALVAH A. BURRAGE NATHANIEL J. RUST to JOHN T. CLARK LUCIUS SLADE

GEORGE DUNBAR - I^P / SOLOMON B. STEBBINS i <+/Yy

« *> JOHN E. FITZGERALD / ^ if 7 FRANCIS THOMPSON 1*. o ...0 Of CLINTON VILES 1 NEHEMIAH GIBSON T-^jtfT^

- LOUIS - LLVERUS HULL ^ b ty 3 WEISSBEIN /o if 3 WYZEMAN MARSHALL \^^M0 THOMAS J. YVHIDDEN jmz.% ? 5- HUGH O'BRIEN TkO ?k/ CHARLES \V. WILDER -WJ^TZTD ±*7-

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For School Committee. CHARLES L. FLINT. WILLIAM H. FINNEY. JOHN W. PORTER. MARTIN BRIMMER. LUCRETIA P. HALE. HENPY P. BOWDITCH. EZRA PALMER. F. LYMAN WINSHTP.

i onjrltflii, IBiB, uj Alfred Mudgo a Son. For Common Council. EUGENE H. SAMPSON. SALMON P. HIBBARD. CHARLES H. REED. For Warden CHARLES W. TURNER. For Clerk BENJAMIN KIMBALL.

For Inspectors. DUDLEY R. CHILD. CHARLES B. JOHNSTON. JOHN C LANE. FREDERICK 0. PRINCE For Aldermen, Nehemiah Gibson, Francis Thompson, Lucius Slade, Charles W. Wilder, Julius Mams, Jacob Pfaff, Hugh O'Brien, ftichard W. Robinson, Wyzeman Marshall, Charles E. B.

J. HARRISON ASHTON. For vv ardcn, For Olork, J. STUART MacCORREY. WM. P. O'BRIEN. For Inspectors, S. W. CLIFFORD. CHESTER H. CARRUTH. S. EDWARD SHAW. Franklin Pre** -Rand, Avery tC Co., Boston. WARD SEVENTEEN.

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For ,/Lldermen,

Jlehemiah Gibson, filvah fi« Purrage,

Solomon p. Stebbins, Thomas J. Whidden, pverus JIull, Jjouis Weissbein, John J. Clark, Samuel G. Perkins, George punbar, Ghoate Purnham,

Clinton Yiles, JJathaniel J. Pust.

for Street Commissioner, , Joseph Smith.

For School Committee, William p. Jlerrill, William JL Finney, F- J-yman Winship, Jtfartin primmer, Jlenry p. powditch, Jaicretia p. JIale, Charles C. Street, John W. Porter.

FOB COMMON .COUNCIL, EUGENE H. SAMPSON, SALMON P. HIBBARD, J. L. NASON.

For Warden . CHARLES W. TURNER. For Clerk BENJAMIN KIMBALL. FOK INSPECTORS. DUDLEY R. CHILD, CHARLES B. JOHNSTON, JOHN C. LANE. W^RD No. 12. NOTIFICATION.

The inhabitants of Ward No. 12, in the City of Boston, qualified as the law directs, are hereby noti- fied to assemble at their Ward Room, Hudson Street, on Tuesday, the eleventh day of December next, at seven o'clock, A. M., then and there to give in their ballots for one able and discreet person to be Mayor of this City; also, for Twelve Aldermen, to serve for the year ensuing; also, for Eight members of the School Committee, to serve for three years; and One able and discreet person to serve as a Street Commissioner for three years; all the foregoing to be inhabitants of this City. Also for Three able and discreet men, qualified voters and inhabitants of said Ward, to be members of the Common Council for the ensuing year. Also for a Warden, Clerk, and Three Inspectors of Elections, all of whom to be inhabitants of this City, and resident in said Ward. All the foregoing to be voted for on one ballot.

[ft^y The Polls to be kept open until 4£ o'clock, P. M. By order of the Board of Aldermen.

S. F. McCLEARY, City Clerk.

Boston, Nov. 19, 1S77.

Notice is also hereby given, by order of the Board of Aldermen, that the Registration of Voters for this Election will close on Tuesday, December 4, 1877, at 12 o'clock, 1*. M., after which time no name will be added to the Voting Lists, except as provided by Section 10, Chap. 376 of the Acts of 1374. —

Nov. 26, 1877.

Dear Mr. Hutchins : One of your friends came to me in your interest lately, and I suggested to him the impropriety of your retaining longer the Chair- manship of the Text Book Committee while Publisher of the Mis- sionary Herald, having, as it does, a patronage of $4,000, or more a year, or $40,000 in the last ten years, from school book publishers, and asked him whether it would not be better for you to refuse to be a candidate for re-election, or to be upon this committee if elect- ed. He did not wish to say anything about it, as it might involve

him in unpleasant relations ; so I think I will undertake the risk of saying it to you, as it seems to me you ought to know, if you do not, that there are many persons who think as I do in this matter; and that, sooner or later, it may become more public. Although you may not receive the full benefit of this patronage, whatever tends to increase the value of the Herald under your ad- ministration must, directly or indirectly, benefit you and be a con- stant menace to society.

The more above suspicion the man, the greater is the danger of the precedent. This much it seems to me I ought to say ; my per- sonal relations with you are such that it will give me pain to have your position publicly commented on. I have taken occasion to request nothing should be published at present, as I thought you might be induced to so act as would avoid any necessity for communi.

Sincerely Yours, Edwin Ginn. Please return answer by noon.

Brief Notes upon Mr. Edwin Ginn's Letter.

1. Mr. Edwin Ginn is at the head of the house of Ginn & Heath, 13 Tremont Place, Boston, Publishers of Sehool Books. 2. Why should my friends go for consultation to Mr. Ginn, who is believed to have worked very industriously and very " eonjiden- lially," during the past few weeks, as it is currently reported that he did two years ago, for my removal from the School Board ?

3. I am not, ami never have been, the Publisher of the Mission- ary Herald. I have no pecuniary interest in it, either in its sub- 7? "\rt7"et:rci T-wentyTliree,

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-THOMAS J. WHIDDENJ LEWIS C. WHITON.1 It . ; -3 CHARLES HAYDENl-VMLUCIUS "" ' » °\' m / UBJJL For Street Commissioner, Isaac S. Bttrrell. For 6ohool Committee, William H. Loamard, Jr. William T. J&dams. Lucia M. Feabody. George S. Flummer. 2Tanum Cnapin. Irticretia F. Sale. Warren Fletoner. William C. Collar.

For Common Council, HENRY F. COE. CHARLES S. PERHAM. ALFRED ft BROWN.

- EDWARD P. SUTLER.

For Inspectors, JOSEPH CURTIS. ANDREW LORINtl. ELI AS T. BOWTHORPE. 7

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=FOR GOVERNOR,-*- Thomas Talbot, OF BILLERICA. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,

JOHN D. LONG, - - - of Hingham

For Secretary oi the Commonwealth, For Treasurer ar.a Receiver General,

- Henry B. Peirce, - ofabington Charles Endicott, of canton

For Audi For Attorney General,

- Julius L. Clarke, - of newton Geo. Marston, of new Bedford for representative to congress, Walbridge A. Field

Register of Probate and Insolven For I For Jonathan A. Lane ELIJAH GEORGE, - OF BOSTON FOR SENATOR, ALVAH A. BURRAGE For Representatives to the General Con

J. Q. A. BRACKETT JOHN SWEETSER For EDWIN POPE. FREDERICK W. FRENCH. Ward 17 Precinct 3

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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ^ ^L. JOHN F. ARNOLD OF NORTH ADAMS. FOR ^0/> OF SE^ STATE FAIRHAVEN. OF ^^PEIBQ NEW BEDFORD, FOR OF AUDITOR. DAVIS J. KING BOSTON. FOR OF ATTORNEY WILLIAM D.NORTHEND

For Representative to Congress, 3d District, BENJAMIN DEAN of Boston

For Councillor, 4th District, CHARLES McLEAN of Boston

For State Senator, 6th Suffolk District, CHARLES A. B. SHEl'ARD .... of Boston

For Representatives to General Court, 17th Suffolk District, FREDERIC S. RISTEEN. JOHN CARNES.

For Warden, JAMES J. LANIGAN.

For Clerk, WILLIAM SULLIVAN.

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Boston, November 1, 1902.

i as a personal r'avor •:e it a point to vote "No" on the the District Option Bill at election on Tuesday next. The District Option Bill should be defeated for the following reasons Because it divides the municipal

ui i Bt unfair, ao it appli one city in the state. sq it is special legislation

I against the general policy of the

4 • as a reduction in Licenses and the revenue therefrom, (sequent increase in the tax

Because in ali probability it wilJ :e Boston a no license city, with I the at 1 mt evils Because if adopted it will increase kitchen bar rooms a thousand fold in every \g no license, and rease the e intemperance. Because the present. License laws e proven entirely satisfactory 8 wise administration of the loners, who have placed no esiden- tial Lets

>te "No".

Yours truly, 5* •A.

Antimasonic Republican Ticket. EDWARD EVERETT. Tor lAeut. OoyeinoY, WILLIAM FOSTER Fo\% Senators, SHIPLEY, ALEXANDER H. EVERETT, I SIMON G. CHARLES G. GREENE, AMASA WALKER, I W. JAMES, LARRA CRANE. JOHN I FOR REPRESENTATIVES. John D. Williams, Thomas Hollis, George Odiornc, Ebenezer Jackson, Ichabod Macomber, Lewis Josselyn, Daniel Weld, John Duncklee, Joel Thayer, Royal L. Porter, Lemuel Cushing, Thatcher Rich Raymond, Benjamin F. Halletl, Thomas J. Lobdell, Sargeant S. Littlchale, Daniel Dickinson, Jonathan French, Benjamin Freeman, Nathaniel F Ames, Newell Withington, David H. Williams, Simon K. He wins, Henry B. Smith, Charles Hood, Windsor Fay, Theophilus Fisk, John Pickens, James Cheever, Edwin Brown, Nathaniel Budd, Heman Holmes, Dexter Dickinson, Samuel Dexter, Thadeus Nichols, Jr. Alfred Greenough, Jacob Stearns, Ebenezer Hay ward, Thomas G. Fessenden, Mark Healy, Charles A Macomber, Benjamin V. French, Moses Ordway, David Barnard, William Thompson, Jeremiah Hill, Thomas Gould, Edward Cruft Jr, David Tilden, Joseph V. Bacon, Grcnville T. Wiuthrop, Joseph Marrinor, Stephen Child, Eb or Parker, Seth J. Thomas, Asa Lewis, Solon Jenkins, John G. Flagg, Thomas Barnes, Gustavus Horton, 0. W. B. Peabody, Thomas Vose, Robert Cowden, Romanus Emerson, George Everett, George Sutherland, Ephraim Milton, Franklin Haven, Kilby Page, Noah Lincoln, Benajah Brigham, Peter Harvey, Alvan Simond*. r

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'FOR GOVERNOR. FRANCIS BAYLIES. Of Taunton. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR. Charles W. XUoore. Of Cliarlestown.

FOK CONGRESS, 1st District. SAMUEL G. HOWE, Of IWos>

Senators For ?lk Coukty.

MNIAN C. BETTON, JOHN ATKINS, CHARLES B. GOODRICH, JACOB BACON, BENSON LEAVTTT

Representatives For Boston.

WILLAM BELLAMY, WILLIAM R. FROST, THOMAS BRADFORD, NATHANIEL GRIGGS KAZEN J. BURTON, HENRY A. HOVEY. CYRUS BUTRICK, HIRAM HUSTON, JOSEPH R. CARR, JOSHUA KENDALL, DANIEL CHAMBERLAIN, HARVEY ROGERS, ROLAND CUSHING, CHARLES McINTIER, EDMUND B. DEARBORN, WILLIAM MARDEN, WILLIAM DODGE, .MOSES MILLER, E. C. DREW, 8AMUEL NEAL, BENJAMIN DUTTON, SIMEON PALMEK, MICAH DYER, JOHN P. ROBINSON, ALFRED B. ELY, JOHN M. SALMON fOHN FARRINGTON, AMOS C. SANBORN, JOHN PEDERHEN, Jr., CHARLES WARREN, BENJ. FESiBMDEN, NATHAN WHEELER, THOMAS P. FOSTER, REUBEN WHEELER, CHARLES J. FO I, *

QCIittg Vfr&rt*

FOR GOVERNOR, . Samuel T. Armstrong,

FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, George Hull.

For Senators.

John C. Gray, Stephen Fairbanks, Horace Mann, | | Nathan Gurney, William Sturgis, { Phineas Sprague.

For Representatives,

Daniel Messinger, Robert C. j Winthrop, George Blake, | Zebedee Cook, jr. Francis C. Gray, } Solomon Piper, Samuel D. Harris, Henry | G. Rice, Charles Leighton, i Lynde M. Walter, Henry Williams, 5 William Barnicoat, Joseph M. Leavitt, Benjamin Fiske, I Benjamin Russell, \ Joseph T. Adams, Richard Austin, > Abner Bourne, Thomas Edmands, | John Greene, jr. Zachariah Jellison, i Prentiss Hobbs,

George E. Head, « Charles Lincoln,

Thomas G. Fessenden, J Cranston Howe, David Francis, William Willett, | John B. Wells, Frederick | Emerson,

Thomas J. Shelton, | John L. Dimmock, Ebenezer Scott, Joseph | Eveleth, Asa Swallow, ; James Means, Daniel Saflbrd, 5 Hugh Montgomery, Ebenezer H. Little, | Edward G. Loring, Alvan Simonds, James Ridgway, Jeffrey Richardson, } John O. Sargent, Abel Phelps, 5 Samuel H. Walley, jr. James Clark, ' Zachariah Hicks, John P. Bigelow, + Benajah Brigham, John Knapp, j George S. Hillard, Eliphalet P. Hartshorn, -*• O. W. B. Peabody, James Harris, | Enoch Hobart,

Henry W. Kinsman, • Leach Harris, Lemuel Capen, James Boyd, I Benjamin Dodd, t Daniel Henchman,

Henry D. Gray, \ James Barry, J a red Lincoln, \ Thomas Hunting,

William Brigham, < John L. Phillips, John C. Park, ; William Lawrence, Isaac Waters, \ Levi Bartlett, WORKING-MEN'S, TICKET.

FARMER'S PAW. WHIG PAW.

BOSTON CODBIEB. A Former with his huoe paw upon

(he i totutei , what can he do' " It la ni proper for a blacksmith to attempt to repair WBtches, ni for a taE- Men, in general, to legislate.— [Set Boston Courier.] Mr Allen, the workingmen'i can- didate, boa come oat to bead a paety one degree below emp clash, OBDEB RANK, OR STATION, 111 111 i:: iunilrilinl ty."— [See Boston Atlas.] For Governor, SAMUEL C. ALLEN. For Lieut. Governor, WILLIAM W. THOMPSON.

Tot Senators, WILLIAM S. WAIT, PEREZ LORING, SIMON G. SHIPLEY, JOHN W. JAMES, JACOB HALL, THOMAS GREEN.

"Fox HenYesentatiye to Congress, WILLIAM FOSTER,

Toy IkepTesentatvves

George Davis, Dunbar B. Harris, Levi Abel, George W. Bazin, David Richards, Enoch W. Perry, Heman Holmes, George W. Smith, Moses Miller, Elias Kingsley, Luke Brown, Joseph Hart, Daniel Ballard, Cyrus B. Tbiyer, Joseph H. Center, Henry B Smith, Thadeus Nichols, Moses Hunt, William Sparrell, Francis B. Winter, Henry Hatch, Caleb Eddy, John Hunt, Isaac Adams, William Stetson, Jacob Flinn, Amasa Murdock, Charles Ewer, Holmes Hinckley, Windsor Fay, John Cowden, William Simonds, Thomas Gould, Thomas Davis, Jesse Bachelder, Edwin Brown, John B. Meserve, George P. Milne, Asa Lewis, (Ward 4) A. H. Wood. Samuel Sawyer, Romanus Emerson, William T. Spear, Seth Chadbourn, Larra Crane, Seth J. Thomas William Jorden, Samuel Prince, Ebenezer Hayward, John P. Funner, N. F. Ames, Martin Wilder, Charles Dwelly Frederick Emerson, Eber Parker, John Turner, John E. Dill, Samuel N. Cushing, Solan Jenkins, Luke Fernal,

Ebenezer Jackson, Jefferson French, I Samuel Dexter. John Harriman, John Wedgeh Motes Ordway, John BowmtV*v FOR GOVERNOR, Edward Everett. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, George Hull.

FOR SENATORS,

John C. Gray Stephen Fairbanks Horace Mann Nathan Gui William Sturgis Phineas Sprague

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,

Daniel Messinger Robert C. Winthrop George Blake Zebedee Cook, jr. Francis C Gray ilomon Piper Samuel D. Harris Henry G, Hire Charles Leighton Lynde M. Wallet Henry Williai VrHlimn Do rui Joseph M. Leavitt Benjamin Fiske Benjamin Russell Joseph T. Adams Richard Austin Abner Bourne Thomas Edtnands John < Ireen, jr. Zachariah Jellison Prentiss Hobbs George E. Head Charles Lincoln Thomas G. Fessenden Cranston Howe David Frai William Willett John B. Wells Frederick Emerson L. Dimntock Thomas J . Shelton John Ebenezer Scott Joseph Eveleth Asa Swallow James M Daniel Safford Hugh Montgomery Ebenezer H. Little Edward G. Loring - Alvan Simonds James Kidgv Jeffrey Richardson John O. Sargent Abel Phelps Samuel H. Walli James Clark Zachnriah Hicks John P. Bigelow - Benajab Brigham John Knapp illard Eliphalet P. Hartshorn -(). W. B. Peabody Hobari les Harris Enoch Henry W. Kinsman 1 ieach Harris Lemuel Capen Jami Benjamin Dodd Daniel Henchman Henry D. Gray James Barry Jared Lincoln Thomas Hunting William Brigham John L. Phillips John C. Park William Lawrence Isaac Waters Levi Bartleti NATIVE AMERICAN TICKET. WARD 11.

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For Jfiayor. NINIAN aBETTON.

For •tittermen. JACOB BACON, NATHANIEL GRIGGS, SIMEON PALMER, ROBERT COWDIN,

BENJAMIN HUDSON, AMOS C. SANBORN, . THOMAS BRADFORD WILLIAM DODGE. For Warden. FREDERIC FOLSOM.

For Clerk. JOHN F. WHITNEY. Fjr inspectors.

WILLIAM B. MAY, I JOSEPH W. MONROE, JYMES FOLSOM, ROBERT H. CLOUSTON, JOHN C. PILLSBURY. For Common Council. V. FORD, ELISHA SMITH, I JOHN BOYD HOWARD. WILLIAM BECK, | For School Committee. T. DINGLY. MANLIUS S. CLARK, | JOHN For Overseer of the Poor. JOSEPH CHANDLER, J,

FOR GOVERNOR, -OHN QUINCY ADAMS.

FOR LT. GOVERNOR, SAMUEL. LATHROP. FOR SENATORS,

BENJAMIN T. PICKMAN, ALEXANDER H. EVERETT, JOHN D. WILLIAMS, JOHN R. A DAN, GEORGE ODIORNE, WILLIAM FOSTER. FOR REPRESENTATIVES,

HENRY SARGENT, SAMUEL D. HARRIS, BENJAMIN BANGS, JOHN W. BRADLEE, ICHABOD MACOMBER, RUSSELL JARVIS, STEPHEN WHITE, HEMAN LINCOLN, CALVIN HAVEN, BRADFORD SUMNER, CALEB EDDY, JOSEPH V. BACON, P. HALLETT, BENJAMIN JOHN SMITH, Ward 1, BENJAMIN WILLIS, EPHRAIM HALL, JOHN SULLIVAN. SIMON K. HEWINS, HENRY WILLIAMS, JONATHAN FRENCH, PEREZ GILL, SAMUEL GALE, PARKER II. PIERCE, STILLMAN WILLIS, LARRA CRANE, EZRA CHAMBERLIN, SIMON G. SHIPLEY, HENRY B. HUMPHREY, WILLIAM P. MASON, NOAH LINCOLN, THOMAS VOSE, JOSEPH WOODCOCK, JOHN BURROUGHS, SAMUEL DEXTER, JACOB G. HALLET, CHARLES P. ADAMS, AMASA WALKER, DANIEL WELD, SAMUEL A. WELLS, HENRY J. OLIVER, CHARLES A. MACOMBER, JOHN GULLIVER, JOHN W. JAMES, HENRY W. KINSMAN, FREEMAN HUNT, ISAAC RHOADES, THOMAS R. DASCOMB, DANIEL BALLARD, HENRY BLANEY, MOSES MELLEN, EBER PARKER, BENJAMIN COMEY, JOSEPH BALLARD, DANIEL DICKINSON, NATHANIEL P. AMES, JOHN B. RUSSELL, JAMES PICKENS, GEORGE SUTHERLAND, 80LON JENKINS, LEVI BLISS, MOSES MILLER, EPHRAIM DANA, JOHN DODD, DANIEL NOYES, JEREMIAH HILL, JAMES BUTLER. WHIG TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR, JOHW 1>AVIS. ^ FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, Samuel T. Armstrong* ^r^

FUll KKPRESENTAT1VE TO CONGRESS, ABBOTT LAWRENCE.

FOR SENATORS, Benjamin T. Pickman, Franklin Dexter, C. Gray, Daniel Messinger, ft JJJohn to Henry J. Oliver. (5) Horace Mann, to to to ® FOR REPRESENTATIVES, to to to Samuel Aspinwall, Henry Lee, to William Lawrence, to §{ Joseph T. Adams, (^ James Barry, Joseph M. Leavitt, ® Levi Barilett, Joseph Lewis. to George Blake, Ch-irles Leighton, to ^ to ^Joliu P. Bigelow, Charles Lincoln, to (?\ Abner Bourne, Winslow Lewis, jr. to toJames Boyd, Hugh Montgomery, to to S Levi Brigham, James Means, Thomas Minns, to William Brigliam, to Edward Brooks, Thomas Motley, fNoah Brook*. George W. Oiis, Samuel Chessman, Theophilus Parsons, ^) Zebedee Cook, jr. O. W. B. Peabody, ® Benjamin Dodd, James Ridgway, to. John L. Dimmock, Henry Rice, p. to ^ Samuel Dorr, Henry G. Rice, to Ezra Dyer, Thomas Richardson, j§ Oliver Eldridge, Jeffrey Richardson, William T. Eustis, Simon W. Robinson, Alexander H. Everett, Edward H. Robbins, ^ Stephen Fairbanks, Benjamin T. Reed, Luiher Faulkner, Benjamin Russell, Benjamin Fiske, Daniel Safford, Henry Farnam, Norman Seaver, Henry D. Gray, Thomas J. Shelton, Nathan Gurney, William Sturgis, Samuel D. Harris, Benjamin Stevens, Nathaniel Hammond, Asa Swallow, Joseph S. Hastings, 11. C. Winthrop, $ Daniel Henchman, Thomas Wetmore, CS> Thomas Hunting, Isaac Waters, John Knapp, Francis O. Watts. ,H. W. Kinsman, GROCER'S TICKET

iPor csoumior: Hox. JOHN BAILEY". iFov ILitut. (Bfobcunov, JPo*. GEORGE ODIORNE Tot S&iyoAoys. JOHN D. WILLIAMS. (V. S. IVA IT. MARK HEALEV, JACOB HALL, JOHN W. JAMES CHARLES HOOD. Fot RepTcseniaArve to Congvess, A. H. EVERETT. FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

Joshua Sears, R. Emerson, lienajah Brighain, Dana Fay, Henry Williams, John Snelling,

Ab 2 l Phelps, Enoch W. Perry, Whiting Hewins, Samuel Dexter, Abraham Brigham, Benjamin Clark, Elijah Brigham, William T. Spear, Jonathan Bowditch jr. Frederick Emerson, Sumner Crosby, Josiah Stickney, George W. Smith, Edwin Brewer, Benjamin V. French, James N. Staples, Joseph Mend, Larra Crane, William B. Callender, Asa Lewis, Joseph W. Taylor, Winsor Fay, Jost- ph P. Meriam, Jonathan Simonds, George W. Lewis, Henry B. Smith, Brewster Reynolds, Grenville T. Winthrop, Thomas K. Dascomb, Charles Ewer, William Kitchie, Heman Holmes, Jesse Bachellor, Seth J. Thomas, Ezra Trull, Daniel Ballard, Thomas Davis, William Simonds, A. W. Thaxter, jr. H. Hatch, Abel Adams, Thnddeus Nichols, Jr Moses Miller, T. Gould, 1). B. Harris, Holmes Hinckley, A. H. Woods, N. F. Ames, Joseph Hart, C. Parker, Joseph Flynn. Solon Jenkins. awsMMiauMNNr ^s^asjsw.

FOR GOVERNOR. MARCUS MORTON

FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR. NATHAN WILLIS

For Representative to Congress from District No. 1. BRADFORD SUMNER, Esq.

For State Senators,—Suffolk County. CALEB EDDY, CHARLES G. GREENE, STEPHEN CHILD, LARRA CRANE, JACOB STEARNS, JACOB AMEE.

For Representatives. Henry Leeds, Edward Cruft, Jr. Joseph Bassett, Joel Thayer, Joseph Hart, Ebenezer May, Stephen Locke, Benjamin H. Brown, Z. L. Raymond, Lambert Maynard, Lewis Josselyn, Benjamin F. Hallett, Dexter Dickinson, Calvin Aikin, John Hobbs, Joshua Sears, Samuel Emmes, Charles C. Paine, James H. Dudley, C. A. Macomber, Dexter Follctt, Isaac Emery, John M. Barnard, Jonathan Prescott, Benajah Brigham, N. Frothingham, 2d. James Cheever, James Dennison, George Barstow, Seth J. Thomas, Hezekiah R. Allen, Peter S. Wheelock, John G. Flagg, John T. Dingley, Louis Dennis, Samuel Clapp, j"r. N. P. Snelling, John Stevens, John Hevves, George Savage, Moses Mellen, George Hills, A. W. Thaxter, Jr. Isaac Adams, Jonathan Davis, Eben Jackson, William Ingalls, Alphens Stetson, Edward Fillebrown, Solon Jenkins,

< hi ilcs L. Brigham, Benjamin Whittcmore, William Ward, John Glazier, H. Weutworth, Guy C. Haynes. V 2>2J3a

FOR GOVERNOR. MARCUS MORTON.

FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR. NATHAN WILLIS.

For Representative to Congress from District No. I. BRADFORD SUMNER, Esq.

For State Senators,—Suffolk Count v. CALEB EDDY, CHARLES G. GREENE, STEPHEN CHILD, LARRA CRANE, JACOB STEARNS, JACOB AMEE.

For Representatives.

Henry Leeds, Edward Cruft, Jr. Joseph Bassett, Joel Thayer, Joseph Hart, Ebenezer May, Stephen Locke, Benj. H. Brown, Z. L Raymond, Lambert Maynard, Lewis Josselyn, Benj. F. Hallett, Dexter Dickinson, Calvin Aikin, John Hobbs, Joshua Sears, Samuel Emmes, Charles C. Paine, James H. Dudley, C. A. Macomber, Dexter Follett, Isaac Emery, John M. Barnard, Jonathan Prescott, Benajah Brigham, N. Frothingham, 2d. James Cheever, James Dennison, George Barstow, Seth J. Thomas, Hezekiah R. Allen, Peter S. Wheelock, John G. Flagg, John T. Dingley, Louis Dennis, Samuel Clapp, Jr. N. P. Snelling, John Stevens, John Hewes, George Savage, Moses Mellen, George Hills, A. W. Thaxter, Jr. Isaac Adams, Jonathan Davis, Eben Jackson, William Ingalls, Alpheus Stetson, Edward Fillebrown, Solon Jenkins, Chas. L. Brigham, Benjamin Whitt«taore, William Ward, John Glazier, H. Wenthworth, Guy C. Haynai. LIBERTY TICKET.

PROTECTION TO MAN I

For Governor, SAMUEL E. SEWALL, O/ Roxhury.

For Lieutenant Governor, JOHN M. BREWSTER, O/ PiilsfteM.

Foil Representative to Congress, JAMES IKE. WHITON.

For Senators, Stephen P. Andrews, Elizur Wrieht, Timothy Gilbert, Dexter S. King. Win. C. Brown, of Chelsea.

For Representatives. Richard Hildrcth, Dexter Dickinson,

John Gove, . Henry Saftbrd, Simeon Palmer, Joseph K. Miller, William II. Brooks Thomas R. Kimball, William H. Dodge, An nis Merrill,

Henry 1. Bdwditch, Asa D. Hatch, Eli Noyes, Tenney K. Gage, William A. Holland, Josiah Chandler, Francis W. Newton, James Hickman, Alonzo Stewart, Benjamin A. Eaton, James Campbell, Augustus Durunt, Robert Foster, Willis Howes, John Dickinson, Charles C. Barry, William II. Jameson, Albert J. Wright, Joseph Robbins, East Boston. Thomas Gould, John Augustus, Henry Robinson, Clement Drew, Samuel H. Fawcctt. John Stacy Kimball, Sir,—A Meeting of the Ward and County Committees will be held at No. 4, Merchants Hall, this evening (Dec. 6.)! at 7 o'clock

A punctual attendance is requG5t«d< Abner Childs. Jh. Secretary. FOR CONGRESS. 1st District. Amasa Walker. etrcular.

Dear Sir,

At a Meeting of the Anti-Masonic Citizens of District No. 1, held at the Old Common Council Boom, on the 17th ult. AMASA WALKER was unanimously nomina- ted a candidate for Congress, to be supported by the Anti-Masonic Party at the ap- proaching election. You are respectfully requested to give your attendance at the POLL, on Monday next, 6th inst. Per Order, of the Committee. —

SIR, You are respectfully invited to deposit the en- closed vote in the ballot box on Monday, the J Oth insl. and use your influence to elect to Congress a prac- tical man. instead of either Lawyer Gorham or Gen- eral Lyman, who have no feelings in common with the people. Mr. Walker possesses solid acquirements, active business habits and talents of a high order. He is a Working-many a friend to the " middling inter- est," opposed to aristocratic monopolies, and to all secret, oath bound combination*. To the polls, and give him your suffrage. LIBERTY TICKET. PROTECTION TO MAW!!

For Governor, SAMUEL E. SEWALL, of Maiden. For Lieutenant Governor, JOHN m. BREWSTER, of Pimfkld. For Senators, Timothy Gilbert, James M. Whiton, Phineas Crandell, Elizur Wright, Wm. C. Brown, of Chelsea.

For Representatives, Richard Hildreth, John Gove, Dexter S. King, Horace E. Smith, John Dickinson, Thomas Gould, Henry I. Bowditch, Sylvanus Cobb, Noyes P. Hawes, Joseph K. Miller, Joshua B. Holman, William B. Dodge, Charles C. Barry, John Augustus, Thomas Bulfinch, Nathaniel Colver, William A. Holland, Lyman Mason, Jesse Merrill, Annis Merrill, Simeon Palmer, Frederick Crafts, Josiah Chandler, Eli Noyes, Albert J. Wright, William H. Jameson, Robert Foster, John Putnam, F. O. Grish, Dexter Dickinson, James Carpenter, Enoch Hoag, William H. Brooks, George Marsh. Phiri'-as M. Crane, DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Electors of President and Vict President At Larse. 3ETH WHITMARSH, of Sekonk. NATHAN WILLJS, of Pittsfield. For Districts.

So. 1—CALEB EDDY, of Boston. «< 3—ROBERT RANTOUL, of Beverly. «« 3^JOSEPH KITTREDGE.of Andover. '« 4—FRANCIS TUTTLE, of Acton. « 5—SAMUEL TAYLOR, of Sutton. " 6—SAMUEL C. ALLEN, oi Northfield. <« 7—JOSEPH FITCH, of New Marlborough-

«« 6—HARVEY CHAPIN, of Springfield. « 9-BENJAMIN P. WILLIAMS, of Roxbury. a 10—NATHAN C. BROWNELL, of Westport. ' 11—THOMAS MANDELL, of New Bedford. 12-rrJABEZ P. THOMPSON, of Halifax.

For Governor, MARCUS MORTON.

For Iiieiit. Governor, WILLIAM FOSTER.

T?me ^e^TCrSeatfttive to Congress. AMASA WALKER- , Democratic Republican TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR, ISAAC DAVIS.

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, GEORGE HOOD

FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS, PETER T. HOMER.

For Senators, James Cheever, John T. Heard, John A. Bolles, William Washburn, Edward A. Raymond.

For Representatives , John Albree, Ephraim Milton, Joseph Ballard, Marcus Morton, jr. Aaron Bancroft, John Noble, Perkins Boynton, Silas Peirce, George B. Bradford, Thomas W. Peirce, Lemuel A. Cooledge, Freeborn F. Raymond, Daniel Cragin, Thomas Reed, John Davenport, Benjamin Remick, Isaac Emery, James G. Sanderson, Thomas French, James Y. Smith, Curtis Haven, Jeremiah Smith, Joshua Jenkins, Albert Smith, jr. John S. Jenness, James Stevens, Ephraim Marston, Calvin Swallow, Pearl Martin, Daniel Taylor, William Mitchell. James Whiting; Charles Mayo, Charles L. Woodbury. Charles Mead INDEPENDENT WHIG TICKET.

T RIKTH, JUSTICE, PEACE ! For Governor, George N. Briggs, OF PITTSFIELD. For Lieutenant Governor, John Reed, OF YARMOUTH. For Representative to Congress, SAMU'L. O. HOWE. of Boston*. For Senators, JOHN C. GRAY, WILLIAM T. EUSTIS, THOMAS G. CARY, JAMES CLARK, GEORGE T. BIGELOW. For Representatives, Wm. T. Andrews, George H. Kuhn, Joseph Bell, Frederick W. Lincoln, Jr., Albert Bowker, Elijah Mears, Asa Brown, Caleb Metcalf, Ephraim Buck, John P. Ober, Lemuel Capen, William Palfrey, Nathaniel W. Coffin, Wm. Parker, (Boylston st.) Charles Edward Cook, Henry Plympton, George W. Crockett, (Mt. Benjamin P. Richardson, Vernon street.) Benjamin Seaver, Francis B. Crowningshield, Charles B. Shaw, Henry Edwards, Benjamin Smith, (Ward 2,) Kimball Gibson, Thomas Tolman, Joel Giles, Samuel Topliff, John Green, Jr., W. R. P. Washburn, William Hayden, Fletcher Webster, Geo. E. Head, Charles A Wells, Sewall Kendall, William Willett. SOIL TICKET.

For Governor, STEPHEN C. PHILLIPS, OF SALEM. For Lieutenant Governor, JOHN MILLS, OF SPRINGFIELD. For Representative to Congress, CHARLES SUMNER, of Boston, For Senators, WILLIAM B. SPOONER, BRADFORD SUMNER, TIMOTHY GILBERT, WILLIAM WASHBURN, RICHARD H. DANA, JR. For IKeoresentatives to the General Court, John A. Andrew, ( Jharles List,

',li. I in-, i Alkiii-. Pearl -Martin, Samuel I). Bates, Mellen, Henry I. Bowdiich. Norton Newcomb. Thomas T. Bouve George 3 N. Nichols, Lemuel ( lapen, John A. Nowell,

William F. Channing, . i bner Phelps,

('';;,"; William (.'lark. ) ! null Ritchie,

Theodore D. Cook' I aac Totman, Jr., William J. Dale, Henry P.Trask,

William Dall, I »avid \ iall',

Daniel Dai I ;i W M Mil. James Egan, Elizui Wr\gh\

\ Milton Gale, i arren J. Whitney, John Gove, J tmes M. VVhiton, Sidnej Homei Silas W. Wilder, Albert H. Kelsey, Albert J. Wright. Dexter S. King, Anti-monopoly

i EQU^L LAWS—EQUAL RIGHTS—FREE BfflDGE— FREEDOM OF SPEECH—£ND NU IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

ttlll Creorge till!Bancroft./-/f.\ VJl, FOR hlEVT. aOt rElljVOU, \VI I.I.I A At lOSU.i:

Alex* H. Everett,

Simon $£. Shipley, Ibarra Crane, Ellis Gray Lioring, FOR REP RESENTAT1VES,

.11'. . 15. Ed I A Raymond l)iinlj;ir Harris Dexter Dickinson (Wai 'I G.J Sumner Crosby (; ( leorge l)a\ is . T. Winthrop Ar.i.l II. Wood Moses F. Slimpson

( leorge IV. Light Amos Q,uimby

i 1 1 ) :i 1 Samuel r! : Lemuel dishing l!.i'/iii ( iCOrgC XV Samuel \ irgin Francis A, Sawyer William Spurred ** Beuj miiii F I lallcl i Heman Holmes Samuel Bnssett Royal L. Porter

Josse |: H holder Joseph Holbrook

Siinnii lv • M ••wins Je Herson French Robert Cowden - Romanes Emerson Charles A. Macomb er Charles Kupfer J. P. Farmer - John Cutts Smith Moses Ordway Enoch II. Snelling Rber Parker — Benjamin V. French Ephraim Milton Jaceb Stearns Luke Brown Thomas Mollis Nathaniel F. Ames N. P. Snelling John B. Meserve John Hunt Moses Mellen William Washburn John Turner John Peeler — C'hihls, Jr. Moses I lunt Abncr Henry Birbeck A. L. Haskell " Samuel E. Sewall Prcscott Rice A. J. P. Whiteomb James G. Sanderson Levi Abel - David II. Williams John V. Champney — George Sutherland Horace W. Brown Edward Thorndikc William Richardson Samuel Prince Thomas Could George Everett George P. Milne Charles Dwelly Edwin Brown Enos Wilder .folm D. Gove. J D Howard, Jr. Theophilus Fisk Samuel Gushing. Tot Senators, JOSIAH DUNHAM,

CHARLES 'G. GREENE, B. F. HALLETT, SAMUEL DEXTER, HORATIO SHIPLEY, IVCOB STEARNS.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,

Jacob Amec, John Hewes, "Nathaniel F. Ames, Thomas Hollis, "Wm. Aiken, Gustavus Horlon, Benajah Brigham, William O. Haskell,

"Wm. J. A. Bradford, Joseph Hoi brook, David Barnard, William C. Jenkins, -Jeremiah Briggs, Ebenezer Jackson, Wm. Beals, Lewis Josselyn, Ezekiel Bates, Elias Kinsley, B. D. Baxter, Asa Lewis, Larra Crane, George W. Light, Edward Cruft, Jr. Truman Stowe, David Chamberlin, Bela Marsh, Francis S. Carruth, Ephraim Milton, Stephen Child, Moses Mellen, Daniel Dickinson, Charles A. Mncomber Theodore Dexter, George P. Milne, Jonathan Dow, John B. Messerve,

CharleB Ewer, Thaddeus Nich ,1s, -John Freeman, Stephen W. Olney, Oliver Fletcher, Moses Ordway, Ebenezer Stevens, William Peny, Harrison Fay, Samuel Prince, John Gordon, Robert Ripley, Thomas Gould, Joseph Ripley, John L. Gardner, Simon G. Shipley, Perez Gill, James Stevens, Aaron Guild, Henry B. Smith, Thomas Holland, John Stevens, Holmes Hinckley, Alphcus Stetson, • George Hills, Amasa G. Smith,

• Guy C. Haynes, -Joel Thayer, Hem an Holmes, John W. Trull, Franklin Haven, Edward Thcrndike, -John M. Hewea, Joseph Wyeth, Thomas Hunt, Benjamin Willis, Mark Healey, Benjamin Whittemore,

Amendment of* the Congtitutii YJEA. ipor (Sobcruor, HON. JOHN BAILEY. iFov 2Lfeut. <£otomiot% HON. GEORGE ODIORNE. FOR SENATORS, JOIIiV D. WILLIAMS, jacob ii am, johx w. james, ichabod macoiiker, simon g. shipley, william s. wait. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, Daniel Weld, George W. Smith, Joel Thayer, Jacob Flynn, Perez Gill, Thomas Gould, Sargent S. Littlehale, Alexander H. Wood, Gideon Vinal, Holmes Hinckley, Benjamin F. Hallett, William Simonds, Lemuel dishing, Thomas Vo.ve, Benjamin Willis, Timothy Gilbert, Nathaniel F. Ames, John Peirce, (Ward 7.) Caleb Eddy, William T. Spear, Windsor Fay, George Sutherland, Asa Lewis, (Ward 4,) Noah Lincoln, Edwin Brown, Jesse Batchelder, Heman Holmes, Jonathan French, Jonathan Simonds, Ammi C. Lombard, Samuel Dexter, Joshua C. Bates, Dunbar B. Harris, Aaron Hale, Ebenezer Hayward, Tilley Brigham, Moses Mellen, Joseph Woodcock, Jeremiah Hill, Daniel Gregg, Jospph V. Bacon, John Gulliver, Eber Parker, Fiederick Emerson, Charles Ewer, Seth J. Thomas, F "\ Perry, Joshua Chamberlain, Romanus Emerson, Benjamin Comey, Henry Hatch, Thatcher Rich Raymond, Moses Miller, John Dodd, Solon Jenkins, John Sullivan, Larra Crane, Jacob Pike, Henry B. Smith, Daniel Dickinson, Joseph Hart, Jacob Steams, Thaddeus Nichols, Jr. Franklin Haven, Daniel Ballard, Samuel Gale. Alex. H. Everett, AMASAFor RepresentativeWALKER.to Congress, s ,. ,

WARD 1. Francis L. Capen, Teacher, Elizur Wright, Editor. fosopl) F. White, Druggist, Ncwcomb, Shoes, Norton WARD 8. Eliae W. Goddard, Cooper, N. Davies Cotton, Stationer, Noiih K. Skinnor, Tailor, Elbridge G. Alden, Oil. Win. M. Steele, Provisions,

John Starrett, Carpenter, Edward Bcechor, Clergyman. WARD 0.

Warren J. Whitney, Physic in a.

ii Henry I. Bowditch, '. WARD Geo. Howland, Oil,

.i.lni \ . Nnwell, W. I. Goods, Geo. F. Williams, Flour, Martin Bird, Cigars, Chas. G. Davis, Counsellor. Win. W. Marjoram, ( 'imfrrlioner. Ephrairu Allen, Woollens, Chas. E. Jenkins, Blinds. John C. Adams, Counsellor.

Jonas Fitch, Hbusewrighl,

Nathaniel C. Nash, W. I. Goods, WARD 3. - Pearl Martin, Carpi tings,

Marcus A. Metcalf, WARD 10. Micah Dyer, Junk, John Gove, Clothing, Rollin II. Neal, Clergyman. Thomas T. Bouve, Com. Mer., Win. A. Holland, Baths,

Wm. Bates, Counsellor.

WARD 4. Emery B. Fay, Architect,

I3enj. 15. Mussey, Bookseller, Samuel Wales, Jr. Furnilun .

David II. Williams, Ship Spifa i Bradford Sumner, Counsellor, Wm. J. Dale, Physician, Joseph Banvard, Clergyman. John Sullivan, Broker, W. Vudrew L. Stone, .Jm,-. James W. Stone, Physician, \ i»" Ciimmings, W. I. Goods, Roland Worlliington, Publisher, V.inos Coolidge, W.I. Goods,

*/'* Wm Clark I I'OVI ft , John \i. Emmons, W, I. Goods James Egan, Counsellor,

Milton J. Stone, Real Estatt

Simeon Palmer, Tailor,

irge Peirce, Clerk, WARD 11 •

Samuel Gregg, Physician. Milton Gale, Oil, - Wm. Dall, Stephen Child, Wood,

< 'harlcs C. Barry, Book keepci WARD s.

( Horrace Thurston, Physician, Horatio G. K. Calef, 'out. Merchant

< Charles W. Slack, Printer, Ulen '. Spooner, Counsellor, John T. Sargent, l-.i.if Cushing, fa! lor. Clergyman, «* Silas W. Wilder, Editor, Vlbcr) II. Kelsey, Houst wrighl.

George Adams, Publish r.

John Favor, Stairs,

Robert K. Potter, Publisher , WARD 6. Edward Edmunds, Clergyman.

Moses Mcllen, Furnilun

i Isaac 'Potman, Jr. 'arpentt i

Marcus Morton. Jr. ( 'ounsellor,

Daniel Davies, Houst u right WARD 12, SOUTH B0S1UV iftrttbi n Bolles, BfOkeY, Lemuel Capen, Clergyman Otis Turner, Cashier, Albert J. Wright, Editor, Wm. F. Channing, ( 'hemist,

Gill, • Caleb Boo!.- . Wm. II. Guild, i Thoo. D. Cook, Clergyman Dummer R. Chapman, Broker, Thos. Adams, Hats, Waldo Higginaon, /,'. 11. Agent, fohn Putnam, Prim Samuel Neal, Housewright,

—•Samuel (J. Bowdlear, Flour,

' Samuel Snowdon, { 'lergyman.

EAST BOSTON. WARD 7. Ebenezer Atkins, Merchant

Sidney I Homer, Importer, ami "• M. Whiton,

Vnibaiiu I Colver, Clergyman, -m lv. inns Colili, Jr. Editoi

Henry T. Parker, Counsellor. l"-.'|.li Kol.l.ins, Wood !7ii INDEPENDENT

.iiuiimiv ivtiiuiivu FOR WARD 11.

for mayor, J. V. C. SMITH. FOR ALDERMEN, NtNIAN C. BETTON. ROBERT COWDEN WILLIAM ELLISON. MOSES MILLER CHARLES B. GOODRICH, SIMEON PALMER. SAMUEL HAL S. S. PERKINS. OR COMMON COUNCIL,

FRANCIS RIC DS. I WILLIAM BECK. JOHN C. PILLSh.SLjjRY. JOHN W. F. HOBB> FOR WARDEN. J. 9. A. CONERY. FOR CLERK, JAMES FO,LSOM. FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE. ALVAH HOBBS. J. T.SARGENT | FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, WILLIAM WILLETT. FOR INSPECTORS.

LEWIS WENTWORTH. I CHAALES D. COLE B. DAVID W. CLARK. WM. MAY. I J. W. T. STODDER. REGULAR WHIG TICKET

For Mayor, Benjamin Seaver.

For Aldermen, JACOB SLEEPER, , BENJAMIN L. ALLEN, LYMAN PERRY. Free Discussion Ticket No Mobs, Wo Gag-Laws AL LAWS—EQUAL RIGHTS— 1 .i^ FREE BRIDGE- 1REED0M OF SPEECH-AND NO IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. FOR GOVERNOR, C.EORGE BANCROFT. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, WILLIAM FOSTER. FOR SENATORS, Alex* H. Everett, John W. James, Ainasa Walker, Simon G. Shipley, Larra Crane, Ellis Gray Loring, FOR REPRESENTATIVES, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, Samuel E. Sewall Theophilus Fisk Dexter Dickinson (Ward 6. Sumner Crosby George Davis G. T. Winthrop Arad II. Wood John D. Gove George W. Light Amos Quimby Samuel Darlin? Lemuel Gushing George W. Bazin Samuel Virgin Francis A. Sawyer William Sparrell Benjamin F. Hnliett Heman Holmes Samuel Bassett Royal L. Porter Jesse Bachelder Joseph Holbrook Simon K. Hewins Jefferson French Robert Cowdcn Romanus Emerson Charles A. Macomber Charles Kupfer John P. Farmer John Cutts Smith Moses Ordwny Enoch H. Snelling Eber Parker Benjamin V. French

Ephraim Milton • Jacob Stearns Luke Brown Thomas Hollis Nathaniel F. Ames N. P. Snelling John B. Meserve. John Hunt Moses Mellon William Washburn John Turner John Peeler Moses Hunt Abner Childs, Jr. Henry Birbeck A. L. Haskell Edward A. Raymond Prescott Rice A. J. P. Whitcomb James G. Sandersoi' Levi Abell David H.Williams John Y. Champney George Sutherland Horace W. Brown Edward Thorndike William Richardson Samuel Prince Thomas Gould George Everett Dunbar B, Harris Charles Dwelly George P. Milne Enos Wilder Edwin Brown J. D. Howard, Jr. Samuel Cuahing. Free Bridge AND NON-IMPRISONMENT TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR. SAMUEL T. ARMSTRONG, FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, WILLIAM FOSTER FOR SENATORS, Alex. H. Everett, John W. James, Amasa Walker, Simon €r. Shipley, Earra Crane, Ellis Gray Eoring. FOR REP RESENTATIVES, Samuel E. Sewall — John Cutts Smith Dexter Dickinson (Ward 6.) Sumner Crosby George Davis G. T. Winthrop Arad H. Wood — John D. Gove George W. Light Amos Quimby Samuel Darling Lemuel Cushing George W. Bazin Samuel Virgin Francis A. Sawyer William Sparrell Benjamin F. Ilallett •* II cman Holmes Samuel Bassctt Royal L. Porter Jesse Bachelder Joseph Holbrook Simon K. Hewins Jefferson French — Robert Cowden - Romanus Emerson Charles A. Maeombcr Charles Kupfcr John P. Farmer Theophilus Fisk Moses Ordway Enoch II. Snclling Eber Parker — Benjamin V. French Ephraim Milton Jacob Stearns Luke Brown Thomas Mollis Nathaniel F. Ames N. P. Snelling John B. Meyer vc. John Hunt Moses Mellon William Washburn John Turner John Peeler Moses Hunt •* Abner Childs, Jr. Henry Bhbeck A. L. Haskell Edward A. Raymond Prcscott Rice A. J.P. Wkitcomb James G. Sanderson Levi Abell — David H.Williams John Y. Champney •— George Sutherland Horace W. Brown Edward Thorndike William Richardson Samuel Prince Thomas Gould George Everett Dunbar B, Harris Charles Dwelly George P. Milne Enos /rildcr Edwin Brown J. D. Howard, Jr. Moses F. Stimpson Samuel Cushing. — — PLATFORM

OP THE COUNTY SENATORIAL UJVIOJVS.

The Senatorial tickets have been nominated upon the basis laid down in the following Preamble and Resolution, passed by the Free Soil Conventions, and accepted by the Democratic Conventions :

Wfiereas, Owing to the Constitutional mode in electing SENATORS in this Commonwealth, there have resulted great inequalities of representation— at the last session of the Legislature, a MAJORITY of more than 12,000 votes having FAILED TO RETURN A SINGLE MEMBER TO THE SENATE — and

Whereas, The Whig party, controlled and directed by the aionied interests of the Commonwealth, is enabled, under tho present system, though in a minori- ty, to wield the whole Executive and Legislative authority of the State, through the division which exists in the ranks of its opponents — and

Whereas, There happily exists at present a good degree of harmony in the views of the Democracy and Free Democracy in reference to MEASURES of state policy : — Therefore, and to the end of availing ourselves of tho just rights of majorities, and of remedying the burthensome inequalities of Representations, which threaten, under the present system, to become perpetual, — we do con- sent first declaring our purpose to preserve our own separate organiza- tion, and maintain the integrity of our principles — to act with the De- mocratic party in support of " good men and true " as candidates for tho Senate, who shall be selected by the two Conventions, as being tvorthy to pro- mote the common views and principles winch these Conventions represent.

The leading ideas of the Free Soil Party on matters of State Policy, arc — to

prescribe some limits to the power of corporations ; to divide the State into proper Senatorial Districts ; and to secure to the people the secrecy of tho Ballot Box. The Democratic party entertain similar ideas. To realize them by legislation, as far as may be, both parties have united on Senatorial Tickets. tch governor SAMUEL LATHROl FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TIMOTHY FULLER. FOR SENATORS John D. Williams George Odiornc Jacob Hall Samuel A. Wells Ichabod Macombcr Amasa Walker FOR REPRESENTATIVES. Henry Sargent Stephen White William Foster Jonathan P. Stcari Benjamin Bangs Ezra Chamberlin R. D. Shepherd Nathaniel Budd George Hallet Daniel Noyes Joseph V. Bacon Silas Pei'rce Edmund Wright Nathaniel Fisher / Tilly Brigham Sidney Bartlett Jonathan French Jeremiah Hill Daniel Ballard John B. Tremerc Mace Tisdale Otis Tileston William Ritchie Isaac Rhoades Parker H. Pierce Joseph Lewis Thomas Vose Thomas A. Davis Noah Lincoln Joseph Hart John W. Bradlee Asa Lewis John Fenno Levi Bliss Simon G. Shipley Larra Crane John Sullivan Stillman Willis Ephraim Dana Joshua C. Bales Benjamin Willis Joseph Woodcock Daniel Weld Benjamin Comey Silas P. Tarbell Ebenezcr Haywan Sargent S. Littlehale Romanus Emerson joh» Burroughs T. R. Marvin i^aniel Gregg David Vinal Caleb Stimson Joshua Chamberlin George Sutherland Newell Withington Nathaniel Howard John Gulliver Benjamin Winslow Caleb Pratt John Dodd Perez Gill John Harmon For Aldermen, SIMON G. SHIPLEY, THOMAS GAFFIELD ENOCH R SNELLING SILAS PEIRCE, JAMES CHEEVER, SETH ADAMS, MOSES MELLEN, GEORGE SAVAGE.

FOR WARDEN,

Joel Wheeler.

FOR CLERK, James D. Kent.

FOR COMMON COUNCILMEN, S. Erving, William Dall, 1 Edward Greenleaf C. Sanborn. Isaac Cary, |

FOR INSPECTORS, Lewis Wentworth, Geo. O. Frothingham, Joshua S. Bosworth, Francis Richards. James S. Marble,

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, Sargent, William Brigham. John T. |

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, William Willett.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

WARD 11.

For Mayor, BRADFORD SUMNER.

For Aldermen, SIMON G. SHIPLEY, THOMAS GAFFIELD. ENOCH H. SNELLING SILAS PEIRCE, JAMES CHEEVER, SETH ADAMS, MOSES MELLEN, GEORGE SAVAGE.

For Warden,

1^ FRANCIS H. P. HOMP WARD 12.

For Mayor, GEORGE ODIORNE. For Aldermen, SAMUEL A. ELIOT. ICHABOD MACOMBER, HENRY HATCH, NATHANIEL FISHER AMES, NATHAN GURNEY, LEMUEL GUSHING, JACOB FLINN, BENJAMIN WILLIS. Warden,

JOSEPH DALL. <

Cleric, DANIEL F. CHILD.

Inspectors, B. B. KENT, F. H. P. HOMER, WILLIAM TRUMBULL, BENJAMIN G. WILDER, JEREMIAH M. MACE. Common Council, JAMES BLAKE, SAMUEL GALE, GEORGE SAVAGE, SOLON JENKINS.

tt i School Commit , DAVID LEE CHILD. Overseer »/ the Poor, ALVAN SIMONDS. FOR MAYOR, Frederic W; Lincoln, Jr FOR ALDERMEN, DAVIES, SAMUEL D. CRANE, DANIEL FITCH, GILBERT WAIT, JONAS W. SLACK, NATHANIEL C. NASH, CHARLES GEO. W. MESSENGER, THOMAS GAFFIELD, TYLER, NOAH MAYO, Jr. JOHN S. JAMES, EDWARD F. PORTER, BENJAMIN WARD FIVE.

For Common Council, W. A. FIELDS, CLEMENT WILLIS, SmTEFKT'JOHN COLBERT. F^witaT" 7 .... C. M. LEWIS. W. F. WATSON. For Clerk, For Inspectors, BASS, JAMES G. DOHERTY, p - - G. P. BATES, f^™?™'A O. C. LIVERMORE.

For School Committee, F. BIGLOW. A. A. WA'- V. G. IEPENDENT TICKET.

FOB GOVERNOR, LEWIS GAUL, OF BOSTON.

FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, Benjamin F. Butler, OF LOWELL.

For Secretary of State, For Treasurer, E. S. TO BEY, CYRUS FOSTEF

i >i' Boston. Of Boston.

For? Auditor, For Attorney General, C. C. PITTS, ROBERT MORRIS, Of Boston. Of Chelsea.

For Councillor for District No. 1, For Senator for District No. 4, PETER T. HOMER, J. M. WIGHTMA.V, Of Boston. Of Boston.

For Sheriff, For District Attorney—Suffolk Dietrlot JOHN M. CLARK, GEORGE P. SANGER.

Of Boston. Of Boston .

For Clerk <>i 6up*rIor Court, (civil side, JOSEPH A. WILLARD.

For Commissioners ol Insolvency,

Jr., I). C. LINSCOTT, of Chelsea. | SAMUEL WELLS, of Boston.

WILLIAM J. FORSYTH, of Boston.

For Representatives for District No. 9, FRANK H. WARD, CHARLES HAYDEN1 WiARD NINE.

Municipal Reform.

TEMPERANCE TICKET.

LAW— Executed against Drinking Houses, as it is against their victims.

FOR MAYOR, JULIUS A. PALMER. FOR ALDERMEN,

Ward 1.—BENJAMIN F. WHITTEMORE. 2.—EBENEZER ATKINS. 3.—MICAH DYER. 4.—BENJAMIN L. ALLEN. 5.—GEO. W. CHIPMAN. 6.—HENRY EDWARDS. 7.—ARTEMAS STONE. 8.—CLEMENT WILLIS. 9.—GEORGE A. CURTIS. 10._^JOSEPH T. BAILEY. 11.—SAMUEL D. CRANE. 12.—HARRISON 0. BRIGGS.

For Common Council. WILLIAM CARPENTER, L. MILES STANDISH, HORACE JENKINS, LEVI L. WILLCUTT.

For School Committee. EDW. H. AMMIDOWN, JOHN P. PUTNAM,

For Warden. CHARLES HAYDEN.

For Clerk. THOMAS HELLS, Jb.

For Inspectors. BENJ. F. SMITH, WM. P. CHERRINGTON, WM. HORTON, EDWARD R. HUNT. WM. D. MORRIS.

For Overseer of the Poor. SETH HALL. KEGULAK TICKET,

Ward 8.

WniaiiT & Potter, Phihmrs, No. 4 Spring Lano.

FOR -ALDERMEN,

WARD 1.—ROBERT MARSH. WARD 7.-TH0MAS C. AMORY, JR. " 2 -HIRAM A. STEVENS. " 8.-J0HN S. TYLER. 11 3.-S. A. DENIO. " 9.-L. MILES STANDISH. " 4.-SILAS PEIRCE. " 10.-M0SES CLARK. " 11 5 -OTIS NORCROSS. 11 -JOSEPH F. PAUL. " 11 6.-J0SEPH L. HENSHAW. 12.—SAMUEL R. SPINNEY. IPOR COMMON COUNCIL, GEORGE S. HALE, teSSfiiSstemEK, J. TISDALE BRADLEE, JOSEPH BUCKLEY.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, FOR 3 YEARS, EDMUND T. EASTMAN, ELIJAH C. DREW.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, TO FILL VACANCY, STEPHEN G. DEBLOIS.

FOR WARDEN, GEORGE O. BRIGHAM.

FOR CLERK, HENRY F. COE.

FOR INSPECTORS, ^ GEORGE F. GAY, C&A-RLES H. BROWN, V l% ADAMS K. TOLMAN, RICHARD S. WOOD, DENNIS BRICKLEY.

FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, JOHN W. WARREN. s REGULAK TICKET. Ward 8.

Wiuoiit ii I'otteu, Printers, No. 4 Spring Lane.

FOR MAYOR, mmm ». m%% FOR ALDERMEN, WARD 1.-8E0R8E W. PARMENTER. WARD 7.—THOMAS C. AMORY, JR.

" 2.— HIRAM A. STEVENS. " 8.-J0NAS FITCH. 11 3.-GE0RBE W. TORREY. " 9.-L. MILES STANDISH.

" 4.-FRANCIS E. FAXON. " 10.-J0SEPH T. BAILEY. 11 " 5.-0TIS NORCROSS. 11. —JOSEPH F. PAUL. " " 6 -JOSEPH L. HENSHAW. 12.—SAMUEL R. SPINNEY. FOR COMMON COUNCIL, MORRIS C. FITCH, WINDSOR HATCH, 2d,

FREDERICK GRANT, . JOHN S. TYLER.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, FOR 3 YEARS, THOMAS M. BREWER, HENRY W. HAYNES. FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, FOR 2 YEARS, AUGUSTUS A. GOULD. FOR CLERK OF POLICE COURT, SETH TOBEY. FOR WARDEN, GEORGE O. BRIGHAM. FOR CLERK, HENRY F. COE. FOR INSPECTORS, ALBERT GAY, DAVID T. BUNKER, FRANCIS W. HATCH, BRADLEY DEAN, TIMOTHY BRICKLEY. FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR, Dr. JOHN W. WARREN. AMERICAN TICKET

WARD WINE. pon tml^.-yo**.. FREDERIC W. LINCOLN, JR.

Fur Aldermen, JESSE HOLBROOK, ARTEMAS STONE, SALMA E. GOULD, CLEMENT WILLIS, JAMES L. HANSON, GEORGE A. CURTIS, GEORGE W. CHIPMAN, JOSEPH T. BAILEY, FRANCIS S. CARRUTH, SAMUEL D. CRANE, HENRY EDWARDS, WILLIAM W. ALLEN. Common Council, WILLIAM CARPENTFR, HORACE JENKINS, L. L. WILLCUTT, L. M. STANDISH. Warden, CHARLES HAYDEN.

Clerk, J. L. DREW, JR. School Committee, W. BECK. E. B. BIGELOW Overseer of Poor, O. R. ROBBINS.

Inspectors, E. R. HUNT, B. F. SMITH, ALBERT CARTER, CHAS. H. PRINCE, P. J. LEEDS. ~%7V&LxrcL Seventeen,

SamuelC.Cobb.

Rockwell & Cliurchlll. Printers, 30 Arch Street. FOR ALDERMEN. George 7. Sampson. Solomon B. Slebbins. Liverus Hull. Solomon £. Woods. tff John T. Clark.

Charles J. Prescoll. Abraham 0. Bigelow. C/waie Burnham. William Tope.

Mvah &. Burrage. Nathaniel J. ffiusl NEWTONFOR STREET COMMISSIONER,TALBOT. FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE. WARREN FLETCHER. LUCRETIA P. HALE. WM. H. LEARNARD, Jr. GEORGE H. PLUMMER. GODFREY MORSE. LUCRh IA CROCKER. NAHUM CHAPIN. ABBY W. MAY. LUCIA X PEABODY. WM. H. FINNEY. GEORGE A. THAYER. JOHN E. FITZGERALD. y JOHN G. BLAKE. WARREN P. ADAMS. JA JLES MOftSE. EZRA PALMER. JOHN B. MORAN. Fa LYMAVWINSHIP.

JOHN J. HAYES. CHARLES HUTCHINS. JOHN E. BLAKEMORE.

CHARLES C. PERKINS. CHARLES L. FLINT. WILLIAM T. ADAMS.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL, J. Q. a. brackett. JOHN SWEETSER. EUGENE II. SAMPSON.

FOR WARDEN, FOR CI.KHK, EBEN R. FROST. BENJAMIN KIMBALL.

FOR INSPECTORS, JESSE L. NASON. DUDLEY R. CHILD. CHARLES B. JOHNSTON. CHRISTOPHER C. RYDER. JOHN C LANE. "V«7"A.E^X> O.

Wright & Potter, Printers, 4 Spring Lone, cor. Devonshire Street, Boston.

FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN A. ANDREW, Of Boston. JOHNFOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR,NESMITH, Of Lowell.

For Secretary of the Commonwealth, OLIVER WARNER, of Northampton.

For Treasurer and Receiver-General, HENRY K. OLIVER, of Salem.

For Auditor, LEVI REED, of Abington.

For Attorney-General, DWIGHT FOSTER, of Worcester.

For Councillor, District 1, NEHEMIAH BOYNTON of Chelsea.

For Senator, District 4, ALEXANDER H. TWOMBLY, ... of Boston.

For District-Attorney, in place of George \V. Cooley, removed, GEORGE P. SANGER, ...... of Boston.

Wot Clerk of Supremo Judicial Court, GEORGE C. WILDE, of Boston.

For Clerk of Superior Court, (Civil Business,) JOSEPH WILLARD, of Boston.

For Clerk of Superior Court, (Criminal Business,) FRANCIS H. UNDERWOOD, .... of Boston.

For Itegister of Deeds, JAMES RICE, of Boston.

. + , 1 For $01 iofl era of Insolvency,

WILLIAM C. WILLIAMSON,. . . . of Boston, (In pl&CC ol SaUVIL Mi QotKOT, resigned.) JAMES BAILEY RICHARDSON, of Ward 4, Boston, (in plnoc "i Tiiouab W. Clami, resigned.)

For Representatives, District 8, JOHN S. TYLER, EBLX CUTLER. ^

T7VJ^I^.TD NXNE3.

FOB MAYOR, . CHARLES B. HALL. FOR ALDERMEN.

CH AS. T. WOODMAN, i JACOB SLEEPER, AUSTIN GOVE, CLEMENT WILLIS,

JOHN ALLISON, , FRANCIS RICHARDS, BENJ. L. \LLEN, ELIZUR BALDWIN, THOMAS SPRAGUE, ' SAMUEL D. CRANE, JAMES C. DUNN, THKOIMIILUS STOVER.

Warden, Thos. D. Morris.

Clerk. Joseph L. Drew, Jr.,

Tnsjn ' Wm, Horton, Wm. Carpenter, Charles W. Morris, Geo. W. Dean, Jasper P. Moore.

Common Council. Horace Jenkins, E. Baker Welch, Levi L. Willcutt, Newell A. Thompson.

School Committee. Joseph L. Drew, S. Augustus Dix, Daniel J. Grafton, (short term.)

Ovirseer of the Poor. Seth Hall. / tow ©wt%

CITIZENS' TICKET

Preserve Boston Common.

»» WARD 1 £3!)

FOR MAYOR. SAMUEL C. COBB.

FOR ALDERMEN. SAMUEL M. QUINCY, JAMES POWER, LEOPOLD MORSE, ABR'M O. BIGELOW, WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS B. HARRIS, HUGH O'BRIEN, LIVERUS HULL, ALONZO WARREN, CLINTON V1LES, CHAS. L. RANDALL, ALYAH A. BURRAGE.

FOR STREET COMMISSIONER. Gen. ISAAC S. BURRBLL.

For Common Council,

JAMES A. LAPPAN, FREDERICK G. WALBRIDGE,

GEORGE L. DAMON, STANLEY GORE.

WOn SCHOOL COMMITTEE. For Three Years. JOHN H. LOCKE, Dr. W. H. RUDDICK.

For Warden.

JOHN D. MAHAR.

FOlt INSPECTORS.

THOMAS DOOLEY. JOHN S. H. FOGG, Jr., HENRY F. NAPIIEN,

W. R. OAVANAGH, B. L. FITZPATRICK.

For Clerk.

MATTHEW T. CONNOR. ,t

CITIZENS f TICKET

Preserve Boston Common. WiRi ±7*

FOR MAYOR. SAMUEL C. COBB.

FOR ALDERMEN. SAMUEL M. QUINCY, JAMES POWER, LEOPOLD MORSE, ABR'M. O. BIGELOW, WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS B. HARRIS, HUGH O'BRIEN, LIYERUS HULL, ALONZO WARREN, CLINTON VILES, CHAS. L. RANDALL, ALVAH A. BURRAGE.

FOR STREET COMMISSIONER. Gen. ISAAC S. BURRELL.

For Com mon Council.

LEVI L. WILLCUTT, CHARLES F. CURTIS.

rtm school committee.

Mrs. EDNAH D. CHENEY. FRANCIS B. BEAUMONT.

For Warden.

N. P. KEMP.

VOIt ISSI'ECTORS.

CYRUS M. MARSHALL, GEORGE C. TATE, E. M. SKINNER, W. H. SPOONER, E. T. BOWTHORPE.

For Clerk.

E. P. BUTLER. CITIZENS' TICKET

Preserve Boston Common. W41D 20.

FOR MAYOR. SAMUEL C. COBB.

FOR ALDERMEN. SAMUEL M. QUINCY, JAMES POWER, LEOPOLD MORSE, ABR'M O. BIGELOW,

WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS B. HARRIS, HUGH O'BRIEN, NEHEMIAH GIBSON, ALONZO WARREN, CLINTON VILES,

CHAS. L. RANDALL, ALVAH A. BURRAGE,

FOR STREET COMMISSIONER. Gen. ISAAC S. BURRELL.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL.

EDWIN SIBLEY, EZRA J. TRULL.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

For Three Years. RETIRE H. PARKER.

FOR WARDEN. HORATIO WELLINGTON. FOR INSPECTORS.

I. A. WORTH, JAMES McGINTY, D. J. DECKER, PHILIP NAGLE, JOHN McLOUH.

FOR CLERK.

JAMES F. SMITH. WARD 9 FOR MAYOR, MOSES KIMBALL. FOR ALDERMEN, Ward 1—JOHN A. NOWELL. 7—ARTEMAS STONE. 2—EBENEZRR ATKINS. 8—CLEMENT WILLIS. 3—SOLOMON CARTER. 9—GEORGE A. CURTIS. BAILEY. 4—FRANCIS S. CARRUTH. 10—JOSEPH T. 5—GEORGE W. CHIPMAN. 11—SAMUEL D. CRANE. 6—HENRY EDWARDS. 12—WILLIAM W. ALLEN. FOR COMMON COUNCIL,

SIDNEY A. STETSON, I WILLIAM CARPENTER. O. LEVI L. WILLCUTT. JULIAN MASON, | For School Committee, J. EDWARD H. AMMIDOWN. PHELPS PUTNAM, | For Warden, JOHN PUTNAM.

For Clerk, JOSEPH L. DREW, Jr.

For Inspectors,

WILLIAM HORTON, I BENJAMIN F. SMITH, D. MORRIS, EDWARD R. HUNT, WILLIAM | WILLIAM P. CHERRINGTON. For Overseer of Poor, SETH HALL. / CITIZENS' TICKET

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FOR MAYOR. SAMUEL C. COBB.

FOR ALDERMEN. SAMUEL M. QUINCY, JAMES POWER, LEOPOLD MORSE, ABR'M O. BIGELOW,

WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS B. HARRIS, HUGH O'BRIEN, NEHEMIAH GIBSON. ALONZO WARREN, CLINTON VILES,

CHAS. L. RANDALL, ALVAH A. BURRAGE,

FOR STREET COMMISSIONER. Gen. ISAAC S. BURRELL.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL.

GEORGE F. SIIEPARD. JOHN N. DEVEREAUX-

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

For Three Years.

CHARLES E. DANIELS.

FOR WARDEN.

LYMAN II. BIGELOW.

FOR INSPECTORS.

SETII (1. JONES, ISAAC CIBBS, THOMAS N. BAILEY.

GEORGE II. FULTZ, FREDERICK E. WHITE.

FOR CLERK.

JOHN A. POWER. CITIZENS' TICKET

Preserve Boston Common. W4BD 24.

FOR MAYOR. SAMUEL C. COBB.

FOR ALERMEN. SAMUEL M. QUINCY, JAMES POWER, LEOPOLD MORSE, ABR'M O. BIGELOW,

WILLIAM POPE, THOMAS B. HARRIS, HUGH O'BRIEN, NEHEMIAH GIBSON, ALONZO WARREN, CLINTON VILES, CHAS. L. RANDALL, ALVAH A. BURRAGE,

FOR STREET COMMISSIONER. Gen. ISAAC S. BURRELL.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL. B. F. STACEY, JOHN KELLEY.

FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

For Three Years. THOMAS GAFFNEY.

FOR WARDEN.

M. L. P. HEUSTIS.

FOR INSPECTORS.

J. w. BOARDMAN, J. S. FLANNAGAN, P. F. SHAW, JAMES ALLENDER, J. F. McCABE.

FOR CLERK.

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For Representative to Congress, NATHANIEL P. BANKS, of Waltham. For Councillor,—6th District, SAMUEL N. A LP RICH, of Marlboro. For Senator,—2d District, JOHN H. HOOPER, of Medford. For County Coiamusiooer, NAHUM MITCHELL, of Medford. For County Treasurer, ADRIAN FOOTE, of Ashland.

For Register of Deeds,

For Representatiye,— 5th Middlesex District JOHN S. COTTON. WARD EIGHT. FOR GOVERNOR, OF BEVERLY f FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, HORATIO ©. KNIGHT, OF EASTHAMPTON.

J^or Secretary of State, HENRY B. PEIRCE, of Abington.

For Treasurer and Receiver-General, CHARLES ENDICOTT, of Canton.

For Auditor, JULIUS L. CLARKE, of Newton.

For Attorney-General, CHARLES R. TRAIN, of Boston.

For Councillor Fourth District, JAMES STURGIS, of Boston.

For Senator Fourth Suffolk District, ISRAEL S. TRAFTON.

For Cleric of Supreme Judicial Court, JOHN" NOBLE.

For Representatives to General Court, J. F. APPELL, WILLIAM WOODS, DANIEI/ NOONAN.

WARD EIGHT.

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[rh<»nl* Printing House, over Oriental Tea Btore, 80 Court St. Bosion.J FOR GOVERNOR,

OF BOSTON. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,

W.F. BARTLETT, - of Pit^sfield. For Secretary*

.V - TS K . I E L W^ A O It EWS, of Da rivers For Trc»it.uivr and Receiver General, O A. BBOWX, - of North A damn For Auditor. J. E. FITZGEKALD. - of Boston For Attorney General. H. B. MAGLATHLiy, of Dvjrbnn/ For Otmcillor. RORT. S. STURGIS. of Boston Clerk Supreiiic Jiulicliil Cotir', JO^iisr istoble For Senator, V. W. PIILTOI, «*" Ho fon For Rrprewni stives to thf (icmrnl Court. AMAS A W. BAILEY, WIlXTAM WOODS DAVID WHISTON. Kockwell & Churchill, I'rlnten, 122 Washington Street. For Governor,

J Lv OF QUINCY. For Lieutenant-Governor,

OF GREENFIELD. For Sccrotary of the Commonwealth, JOHN K. TARBOX, - - of Lawrence. For Treasurer and Receiver General, LEVI HEYWOOD, - - - of Gardner. For Auditor of Accounts, PHINEHAS ALLEN, - - of Pittsfield. For Attorney General, JOSIAH G. ABBOTT, - - - of Boston. WARD TWO. For Councillor, 4th District, PETER HARVEY, .... of Boston. For Commissioner of Insolvency, JAME8 F. FARLEY, . of Boston. For Senator, 2d Suffolk District, ALONZO M. GILES. For Representatives to the General Court, MICHAEL CARNEY, JAMES O. FAIXON, JOHN DRYNAN. (X

FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN QITINCY ADAMS, OF QU1NCV.

FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR,

OF LENOX.

For Secretary of the Commonwealth,

JOHN K. TARBOX, . of Lawrence. For Treasurer and Receiver General,

LEVI HEYWOOD, . . of Gardner. For Auditor of Accounts,

PHINEAS ALLEN, . of Pittsfield. For Attorney Ceneral,

CHARLES ALLEN, . . of Boston. Wards Fourteen and Fifteen.

For Senator, 1st Norfolk District, GEO. H. MUNROK of Boston

For Councillor, 3d District, H. O. CROW ELI of Boston

For Commissioner of Insolvency,

JOHN F. COI.BY, - of Boston

For Representatives to Oeueral Court, MOODY MERRILL, CHARLES H. HOVEY. GEORGE PUTNAM. - — *>

TOE GOVEENOB, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, or quiwcy,

TOE LLEUTENANT-GOVEBNOB,

OF LENOX. — "^ For Secretary of the Commonwealth,

JOHN K. TARBOX, . of Lawrence. For Treasurer and Receiver General,

LEVI HEYWOOD, . . of Gardner. For Auditor of Accounts,

PHINEAS ALLEN, . of Pittsfield. For Attorney General,

CHARLES ALLEN, . . of Boston. WAgjg TWO*

For Councillor, 4th District, PETER HARVEY, of Boston

For Commissioner of Insolvency,

JAMES F. FARLEY, of Boston

For Senator, 2d Suffolk District, ALONZO M. GILES, of Boston-

For Representatives to General Court, MICHAEL CARNEY. JAMES O. FALLfcC? JOHN DRYNAN. ,

for PRESIDENT, SOLLIES -&j. Or^jJ^^Z:

••The head <>i" the Republican Party." FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HCOLLIS lEb. GRAY " The brains of the Republican Party."

Presidential Electors.

. \ R. W. I , MOLLIS GR The Boanerges of the

' - ( MOLLIS R. GRAY, I Republican Party.

1st. Dist. IIOLLls R. GRAY, Who [irsl uses, then abuses his [Mends. 2nd Dist. MOLLIS R.GRAY, Wl saus mischief. 3rd Mist. MOLLIS K. GRAY. Who don't mean to be laughed at. HI. Dist MOLLIS R. GRAY, Whose political promises are ropes ci' -Mini. •".Hi Dist. MOLLIS R. GRAY, \\ lio is all things to all men. that lie may thereby sell goods. GthDist. IKH.LIS R.GRAY, Who " don't like Grant." TthDist, MOLLIS R.GRAY, Who " won't vote for Greeley." 8th Dist. MOLLIS l,'. GRAY, Who denounces all tricks in politics '.ML Dist. MOLLIS R. GRAY, Who never resorted to any himself. loth Dist. MOLLIS R. GRAY, AVI... never wanted office. mil Dist. MOLLIS R. GRAY, Anything to beat Grant. Representative to Congress, 3d District, MOLLIS R. GRAY, The greal Political Purifier. FOR GOVERNOR,

MOLLIS |{. GRA1 wl,,. had better learn (-• govern himself. For Lieut. Govenor,

MOLLIS R. GRAY, Who uever kept faith but to break it. For Secretary of state.

MOLLIS R. GRAY, Who nevci had n friendship but to betraj ii. For Treasurer, mollis R. GRAY, The friend of Rings For Auditor, MOLLIS R. GRAY, Who wrings his friends. ForAttorney General,

MOLLIS U. GRAY, To attend t<> that libel suit. For Councillor 3d Dist.

MOLLIS R. GRAY, The Ahithophel of il. «• Republican Baity. For Senator, Oth Suffolk Dist. MOLLIS u. GRAY, The "Truthful James.' For Representatives, 12th Dist.

mollis R, GRAY, Who never joined a party but to rule ii.

MOLLIS K. GRAY, Who never ruled a party but to ruin it. WL&X& 12 — fierce IJkatlquavtcvs,

OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M.

No. 243 TREMONT STREET.

Dear Sir:

The Canvass for the approaching City election will be facil- itated, and the cause of good government aided, if you will be kind enough without delay to re-mail this slip with youi answers to the following questions written upon it.

\ stamped envelope, properly directed, is enclosi 'I.

Name.

For Pierce or 1'rince ?

(ii ). Republi( .in 1 at ? Will you be sure to vote on election day? Can you conveniently rote before 12 M.? Can you do any work in the campaign?

If yes, when and how?

If you will comply with the above requests, you will greatly aid

The Committees who are working to secure the election of Hon. Henry L. Pierce for Mayor, and a non-partisan City Government Marti 12— Surce Jtcatlquavtcvs,

OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M.

No. 243 TREMONT STREET.

Dear Sir:

I i is found thai your name is not on the Voting List, although you have been duly assessed.

in order to become a dul) qualified voter, it will be neces-

sary for y< less you already hav a poll tax bill, to get one

I iffi in tin Vsses oi e, at tin I it) I [all, on Si liool Street, then

i » I I to to the ollei tor' , il II ;o in Citj ill, p i o, get

.i iv, il eipt, and take eithet to the Registrar's I lentral I >fli e

Pemberton Squan (open all day), oi else to the sub-., nice for our ward, which is al the Ward XI. voting place, on Church

Street, and which is open every evening excepl rhanksgiving

Sunday, from five to ten o'clock. Hiis must be done on or be- fore nexl rut day, Deci mber jth.

The poll tax of $2.00 is a debl which you owe to the City for tii. protection and conveniences which it furnishes, and as long is you live in the Cily and enjoy its protection and con- veniences you are as much in duty hound to pay your poll tax as any other honorable debt.

Think of it.

M" you desire any further information or assistance please

1 .ill .it these headquarti