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W Sixth Wnrd.-ia pursuance Of the caM OF NE
Wing General Committee, the Wings OF the WIN ware are
Asrehy notified thai Primary Election Will be held ON
THURSDAY EVENING, the 9th instant, between the
hours Of and ociock at the Wins headquarters Branch
Hotel No 80 Rowc 10 elect Delegates ~ the following
Conventions, three Delegates to Judicial Conven-
hon five Delcs to County Convention, four Delegates
ka Senatorial Convection five Delegates TO an Assembly
Conveiton four Deegates 10 District Convention to
acnnae Justices If the Justices Court and Police Courts
also seyen Dcltgaes q select candidates Tor Charter OF
Eeers b. order If the Ward Committee.
j. HOOPER, Chairman.
A Surpv.x Secretarv
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To Twentieth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of the
XXth Ward are requested 70 meet on Thu RSDAY MORN
ING instant to IL O'Clock at No 46S 3th-dy, to
choose Delegates the several Conventions also choose
fifteen Delegates to the Charter Convention, pursuant to
the recomn endatlon the Wing General Committee.
b. order. ELIJAH T. LEWIS. Chairman.
OSCAR TAYLOR. tcaoxo,ox.s
IIFNRy UorsroN secretaries o8 1t
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To Nineteenth Ward.-The Democratic Wig Elec-
tors the XIXrh Ward requested t. meet at Smith
Union Cottage Broadway. near i9th-st THURSDAY
MORNING. OH 10 elect Committees - the follow
ing Nominating Conventions VIZ ls Five Delegates to
The County Convention 3D. Three Delegates to Judicial
Convention 3D. Five Delegates 10 Distinct Convention
Fh -Four Delegates 10 Senatorial Convention; 5h Five
Delegates to Assembly Convention 9th Fifteen Delegates
10 nominate Charter Officers. It'll Nine Delegates to
mate School Officers Polls from sunrise until 9
O'Clock M JAMES BOWLEN, Chairman
WV CARTwRI light. Secretary ~ 3ts
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San. nave you had enc of Fleminy's k3 Mole
Rys ~ ao< the get a Hat Tor IS equal
q V Hat aiw Z. FLEMING s, No ~ Chatham
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With the English and French literature and language hay
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VACANCIES for TEACHERS.-U.S.

Y AIANUI ElN Tor tlA' IT thS.-U. =
School Agency No. 293 Broadway. Salaries $500 70
g SEQ in Schools and Families. Male and Female II New
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bama Georgia Ohio comprising all branches Of education
deposit Of per cent years compensation pro-
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References exchanged Present applicants preferred Of
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90 Il, T. Ii WILCOX. Proprietor
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no COMPOSITORS.-Mr. WITH M
no INVENTORS-A gentleman. with

Il WARE. late with VIM. Francs Museum = Lor-
don VIII obga Nv foryarc!l- his address ~ G. j. STE
WINS. care Of MI Belleu, No. l6 pasS-place Ny. l'
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y r. SHERMAN, Secretary. os IS

~ Seventh Ward Wing Primary Meeting.-
The Wings Of the With Ward requested 10 assem- Die
Al the School House No. IS Henry 81. on THURSDAY
EVENING the 9th inst at = o'clock for the purpose Of
ec,ng the Delegates to the several Conventions,
IN pursuance Of the call Of the General Committee.
BY order of he Ward Committee.
DAVID WEBB Chairman.
Jos I Mills Secretary oS u
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II 5. SCHOOL AGENCY, No. 293
u Broadway established l8i7 Patrons interest our
interest procurcs SEQ Negotiations daily by the best
Institutions Families aud Teachers Results not suhec' 10
our control. CAPITAL furnished by the patrons deposit
of rer years compensation procleS the
full amount III ar more engagements. Apply early
with the money ENTHUSIASTICALLY # possible Refer
encss exchanged Office hours. 10 Y and to ococN.
oS IL T.. X WILCOX, Proprietor. !
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4 : LAuNDREss or Chambormald. and to
~ assist N fne Washing and Ironing by 2ectable
lourg Woman Inc best OF city reference gwen Can't
seen for two DAYS IT NJ 50 Great Jcnes-st. o6 IT.
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JAS ". TARR SecEetares oS2ts
fH ninth Ward Democratic Whig Commit-
pursuance ~ The direction OF me Dtfn'Sratlc
NJ utnsia COMMITTEE the Wing Electors u the lNth
Ar hsecy notified thai, Election Viii he held On
~ Oct g al the Bleeckef-st. HOUSE by ballot,
heesaes 10 the various Conventions as follows Eight
d. ~ % ihe Senatorial Convention Five Delegates to
Cs.ssv Von'ention raree Delegates o. the judiciary
Seaoh rive Delegates q the District Convention 10
Ess estces OF the Justices Court aad Police S0uft
tsn ~ p.eg@es - tie Assembly Convention. and Ihr-
70 the Charter Convention fer the selection
aAf'eI and School officers
y. P'ns wlli be open from A. NJ. 70 p Nj
h~,., olfcen, solomon Hanes and Pblg harrington,
SsV'o's BY order Of the Ward COMMITTEE
L..,, GEORGE h. DEANE, Chairman
Gas 5. c caIsSs0r'E' Secretaries o,a
IfHrIIy Tenth Ward-DEMoCRATIC WING PRIMARY
M .oN ~ pursuance If the recommendation OF me
VA rhs'N Com0l,tee, notice Is hereby gwen 10 the
vii sse,o's Of the Nth Ward. that Primary Election
sr rurapei1 No: "A LGdow-st. of Essex Market
slse, s,nSoAf Nh Of Oct, from 10 O'Clock, p NJ 10
sss 70 the several Nominating Conventions The
lk,s ssnensn have been Spponed ms pectors Of the
horato Reed. :. O. Betts. John Nc Donald.
ny oider Of the wad Committee
co. A. II. DOUGHTY, Chairman.
= a sepoNNouGH. secreiai'ss osa.
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IsOTSEKEEPER.-An American

NURSE.-A monthly Nurse, that can
give the best Of references, lives No IA Cheny-st
VIII 90 ont IN any kInl Of sickness. Oh ~
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AS CHAMBERMAID, by respectable
~ Young Woman OF would have no objection II take
change of Children aud do plain sewing The best OF ca.
references given Inquire al No. 25 Nh-st % ~
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" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mails per British
steamer MERLIN, will close al this Office on WEDNES-
DAY. the Sth INST at II A NJ.
Letters British West India Islands must be pre- paid
10 cents per rate.
For other Wes India Islands. s. cents per rate.
OS II MM. '. BRADY, Z. VI.
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~ Third WaPd.-In pursuance of the call of the
VII General COMMITTEE, notice hereby gwen TO the
Wing Electors Of The ND Ward, lhat prmay tsCton
xl Hs held At No IS Warren ST. ON THURSDAY the yh
MSt between the houIs of and p NJ o. elect eegaes
to III. several Nominating Conventions The Elecuon u
he held the supervision Of the wing ward inspect
ors By order OF the Ward Committee, 49,
OSCAR W STURrEN ANT, Chairman.
S Snos '" ourSa,ryR Secretaries o82
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to take charge of an
nfant TO feed By bottle Address Dr. SIMS stat
inc terms and bcaton Of house. TO Tribune Office oSt
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A S CHAMBERMAID by respectable ioung
IA Woman who perfectly understands her business ana
can give the beet OF city references from her ast
81, AZ No ia Contest second floor back room, Brook
lyn. 10 3"
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~ Ninth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Electors Of
he Nth Ward requested TO assemble az the Beecker
House, Ne. g73 BleeckCr-St.. on THU RSDAN EN EN-
M Oct 9, Al o'clock, TO elect I'm pursuance OF call
sthe General Committed three Delegates 10 the judiciary
Sea'tnOn, Eve Delegates County Convention. eight
ssaes 70 the Senatorial COnvent n rive Delegates TO
ns pkIct Convention t. nominate Justices, eleven Dele
gave 10 compose an Assembly Convention, and Ward
N,nnatrg Committee of thirteen TO nominate Ward and
eehosi Officers By Otdes of the Ward Committee,
henfy J. RAYMOND, ThOs. H. Brown,
William Dunnng VIM. r. Noble.
manuel Frost. VIM. IL Harmed,
koesu Peterson John LlOyd,
\ Nsa 0Iden Peter Voung
!.Ess W BootA ElgeEe WarA.
~ LaAe. Gycgur Mcdonald
ctna hlLkeI, Jacob L Sehrng.
vesief. Nelson. Henry y. Hart,
Nielsen Mayer Jackson Lawrence.
rn l. Smith, j. Ahfaham Cummings,
John A Cregier Asa s Crosby
James w. FAR Dav,1 u plck
srOch Mmgsn PETER p Noorhs
yoha Keyser % II Wariell
= : ARderxon VI Hlton
thas {. Wright george Colyn,
James Owens
yeHs 4. CRgciER, -
Jas. ". rARR Secretaries oS2ts
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NIEN.-Wanted, 10 men of good address.

I'VE 10 sell an article wanted IN every family Agents
are making SI00 per month An Agent for Delaware and
for Boston, with $780, can make per noh Also
a good Salesman with $3.50 drive a horse. Apply OF
aaJross Irnst Md ; No an Rowerv o7 St.
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) SEAMSrREss, by Young Woman. Is
an excellent dress can d. I'D fine musllns IN
tile neatest Would travel with family If re-
CURED Address No 80 University place, between ilth
and l1rh-ss m s.aIrs OS it
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A ) PORTER. or to work on farm, by a
L n steady and active Man Understands the taking
of horses and writes good hand with good references
Apply at No IA Cannon-s-. - $500
% 81 BERNARD McMACKIN.
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A ) SEAMSTREss, bv a highly recommend
IN ed Young Woman. understands the cutting and
chlldreas dresses aud capable II taxing
OF baby from blih Call al No i9j Greenwlch-st II
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- EkNANTS.-Our patrons and employ
- e4s generally are respectfully informed that Ia 20
number 100 of good servants now registered al
the Office waiting for siuaons-some Of every d9ies,
c station and VARIOUS nations They care y selected
from about applicants and the best class OF servants
ibls ci affords Families who employing nnSa,lsfic-
ory have good opportunity y change 0r the
heT Please leave orders al the Select Protestant Agen
cy No Canne. st. between Bleecker ST and ota-aY, or
at the Old Society Agency" No. 100 { haToers Il
90 ets D. NJ GILMORE Agent.
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To Public Notice-The NETWORK OMNIBU:
DhIXkkS' BENNY OLENT ASSOCIATION resDect

II New-Hork Building observation-disclosures
regular meeting II Tins Association viii De held AZ On
ham Hon No oChs,ham-sQusre on TIT RSDAY EVEN
ING. Oc' g. at u o'clock. All shares On which ouL an
entrance has been paid. VII rfeted after ms
meeting. y NJ ION, JR-. Secretary,
O7U once No 10 North Miihaal-yi
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TEACHER.-A Gentleman of

I'VE high musical atta,nments and unmpeachabe charac
ter who has had eleven experience IN teaching the
piano and cultivation # the voice. wishes 70 establish him
self permanenily this City, telcher OF the above
branches Forthe purpose Of making himself better hnoy
he will teach for the months half ms usual
prce Address vi SIC, Chatham square Post Office box
24 Wanted by the above good Alto Singer Tor achurch
% w
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4 : HousEKEEPER. ~ very compe-
tent Isrson. or - fate chl-re aii teach yolus
chl the rrlInents 1f En-h education l. good
serIsfrc,- cun cut and no their dresses Adycftrr
M inter fth- FDscoaal Church any la'iy or Genile
man rerrrDg s.TCiis sstu'lo p son VIII oleaso
sppy at " IS 81 Avenue between loiA and !lth-ss Can
be seen lur ? dars II
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~ Thirteenth Ward.-purs uani 70 he rec 9mmendac
non ofthe WIKI General COMMITTEE the Wing Electors OF
Of the XIIth Yard requested O. assemble at haia
Hall No 500 Grand 81 On tn hSDAT kEkNlNG, Nh
sf Al u o'clock elect by ballot three delegates 70
Judcqary Convention five delegates 20 County CONVEX,
Ton: SIX delegates 10 Senatorial Convention OF the lid
Ser ate District eleven delegates 10 Assembly Conven-
ton Of the nth Assembly District KILN Ward hve dele
gates IN District Convention Of the With District 10 no-
nate Police Justice and Civil Justice and Committee
az twenty one persons 20 nominate Charter and school
Officers for the XIIlth Ward.
The POI VIII be opened al u o'clock and kept open Tor
half an hour under the direct Of the following named
Inspecto.s VIZ Gilbert Dayton. Thomas W. morn, and
Tan es Nahon b. order Of the Ward Committee
OBADIAH NEWCOMB, Chairman
Tuos e Corr n Secretary o82
tY- Fourteenth Ward Primary Eiection.-ln
pursuance of the accommodation OF the wing General
Committee hereby gwen 70 the Wing Electors OF
the XVIII Ward tha Primary Election VIII be held az
the Island CIV No 2I2 Grand-st, THURSDAY, Oct.
g. from p NJ elect Delegates to the several Nosn-
mating Conventions.
BY order Of the Ward Committee.
J. b. SCOLES, Chairman.
C. T. MEYERS Secretary.
z. W. RICHARDS
WALTER WELSH, Inspectors Of Election %,
A. FLEMING, 90 -
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NIJNERS.-Wanted. one or two intelli-

1VE gent Miners to 20 Venezuela, with the object Of
superntendng the preliminary works Of opening asiyeT
Mine liberal salary Will gwen and expenses paid for
~, E ~ ' o7 Sc
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4 5 frst-rate Cook, Chambermaid, &c.,

~ by twoTespectable Girls-one fst-rate cook M
dersians Eng sh and American cooking and pastry has
no objection To assist washing and nonng-the other
Protestant wishes chamberwork aud waiting, u PLAN
sewing has the best of city reference Address SOB ous
ton-st IN the rear Can be for two days. o7N
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70 The Western Farm and Village Associn-
TON will hold puhc mseiIrg a :. o'clock rus EN y
MING Al the MtchanIcs' Institute Rooms No u Row
erv Farners mechanics ard buSiae Of god char
acter who wish improve then condition, should come
and ON this Association before !; : TOO late
WM HADDOCk President
Tics. N AIiES, Secretary. IS R'
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EERVANTS.-Want places, about 100
- excellent Servants as Cooks laundress.s
Seamsfresses Nurses Chamh ernads Mattresses &c &c
places also Men and BOYS, N every capacS "ah'
places y Y Employ Office, No t7S Br9aa% wa -,
oS IT. i. y. SAUNDERS
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SITUATION WANIED-ln w hole
- sale Furniture Store nv Young Man who well a-
cuainted with the business and influence trade
The best of reieraces gwen. Address A. b., Tribune
ONCE 90 ~
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SERVANTS.-Want-

efwe selected servants are now wanting employment
AZ & MASONS Offices. Nos $50 Broadway and 1879 Bow
erv TeTms-Yeary subscription 81 cts otherwise q cts
NJ effort VIII spared o. satisfaction Men and BOYS
can be had for respectable employment No charge to
subscribers 90 ~"
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As CHnDRENs NURSE and plain Sewer,
"a by RESPECTABLE Young Woman Has no objection
20 do chamberwork Can get good recommendations from
her last place. Call at No. 1876 BarTOw-st. oSn
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n
IL Fifteenth " ard Wing Primary Election
In pursuance of the recommendation If Inc wing hehefa
Con mttee notice hereby gwen 70 The Wing Electors OF
lie XVIII Ward that Primary Election VIII be held az
Consut utiOn Hall. No. $50 BTOadway. on THURSDAY
he 9th Of Oct from sunrise until O'Clock +. NJ u
eoct Delegates TO the several Nominating Conventions
The following gentlemen have been appointed as the i
Lat &c Committee Of the XVIII Ward .
CHESTER BRIGGS, FItED.h \ CONhLiNO'
ISAAC VI PHYFE
ISAAC O. BARKER, Chairman,
cro " DuFe Secv OF 81
Il Eighteenth Ward.-In pursuance Of the call o
the DcmOcrac Wing General Committee and by order 81
the Democratic Wig Ward COMMITTEE OF the NtIiitn
Ward, the Primary Election HIll be held on Thu RSDAf
the Oh INST from A NJ TO p NJ, at the south west
corner the an and 23d for the election Of Dele
gates 10 the following Conventions w
3 Delegates to the Judicial Convention.
Delegates 10 the County Convention.
Delegates TO the Senatorial Convention:
II DELEGATES 10 The Assembly Convention
Delegates 10 the District Convention
IS DELEGATES to the Charter Convention.
Inspectors Of Fiction,
WN LAiMBEER, Jr.
l.. BILGER.
VIM ROBERTSON. Jr.
DAVID PERRIN,
o8 81. WI. VI RUDD.
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pOY.-Wanted in a grocery, without
liquor a Boy-one who has had some experience pre-
te,r,a I,nntre al No Blcpc ,sr-st O6 lt'
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rTIIE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the Cd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
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and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
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and Constitutional Law.
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and Astronomy.
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manIty.
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