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~ Third ward.-The Wms voters o on ~ THURSDAY
MosSING Sept 6 to e9ss tOr the soe assDt
e.cto. Dele cations to represent inc NJ Cb.rnsn
Conventions " w.
THOs. ouawATss' Secretaries.
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NTALLACK'S LYCEUM, Broadway.
w y. W. WALLacK Lesses.-J. w. LEsrEr. Stage
Msnsser.-THls EVENING. Sept IS viii Be psrformed
THE FOLLlEs OF HIGHr L.,
Duke de Chsrre Brouxh.n Ouch deChsrtrs uekFnd
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. H.,
Admiral KipEtop W Blake Miss Moftimsrhn baskAno
Conelude with SKETCHES IN INDIA c.
Doom open at :, commence Of Psrquet ana Dres VI
Gle, ~ sebt4 Family Circle Is Orchestra ess's' 10
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As LAUNDREss, by respectable Wo-
n man. Has no objections TO do ehsnberwork. hs
sOod references Apply ~ No. u Est lltass
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"OCANyASSERS or PUBLISHERS.

The uhcriber oilers for sale for snail sum-
Chart really for pres, which win rsturu ne Pocsor
I.rre profit imrnedis,ely. Apply betwoen io N ana
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HEADS AND HEAR rs; OR, Ny
J. Il BROTHER, THE COLONEL. lllurrated. Price
n cents
THIS IL novel of great bnlisncy. In London where II
first appeared il Obtained immense popularity IL IS do
nestle novel showing the dangers which besst youth
his first entrance into fashionable life and It's title i'm
port. shows struggle between the headong impulse, Of
the head and the noble self sacrificing Of the
heart. The first edition being nearly exhausted by country
or In advance Of publication, dealers wishing copies
should send on their orders Immediately to
DEWITT DAVENPORT Publishers,
Tribune Buildings
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~ scott Life Guard Assoc,aticn.GsAto ! nG
Nrstns win be held Constitution Hall NO eoo o'osp
-, nus fThu,sdayl EVENING. at "a o'clock All
wsl' IL horns arm. under Gen Winfield Scott Ia any war
ana So are favorable hi. election are invited 70 sens
Ry order OF w" H.
Hucn sepoNNEL, Secretaries
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AS CHAMBKRaAID and Waitress, or plain
"A Sewer BY Protestant young Girl Good city refer
ences Apply a. her last place No Abingdon place. Troy
st. Can be seen for three dsya
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A COVERINGS AND NURSE wanted who
n speshs Spanish. Inquire at No. Il Jsaest, NY.
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THE GUERILLA CHIEF; OR, THE
Il ROMANCE OF WAR
BY CAPTAIN GRANT

inns dty pubIlshtd, IIIustfhIcd. .
This SPLENDID work OF hcuon calculated 10 obtain u
wide popularity In this country II already has done 10
EDgasd IL Ds powerfully and truthfuly written Picture
OF War In s It's phases and has received the unquslhed
Endorsement of the whole English Press work brilliant
In it's composition and exceed In the absorbing In
terest which It swshsnd the mind Of the reader From
amOr numerous notices select the following:
All VIVID DESCRIPTIONS the the snd the tsph
pcunrs Of the soldiers that lent such charm 10 svs
Charles ONaney squaled, aud great many instances
surpassed oy Guena Chef th- Ron OF War There
hs "wine-s" 81 five express T. ~ which
daring ierce cu-y and the rsk bravery OF
the bandit mingled thnihns nth the acheSs
and honorable soldier II tue most ~
tense episode OF that have ever read lCc
Price 50 cents
Also now ready. New Edition,
DOW IRIS PATENT SERMONS. In volumes. Pa
per Price, 50 cents per vol
Nearly ready,
THE LADIES' NEW BOOK OF COOKERY BY
Mrs g.. Hale.
NoRTHWOOp. or LIFE NORTH AND SOUTH.
Showing the True Character OF Both BY Mrs Sarah J.
Hale Illustrated. II. LONG BROTHER Is Ann ct
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A S general HoUsEHAID, by respecta-
N bic young Woman, from London Apply at No i07
ktnssI
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AS CHAMBERsAID, or assist IN washing
N and ircning or TO do housework f9 small privsts
isa1Jy by respcfsbe young Woman The best Of city
r,f eree given II required. Can be for two days
all At No l9 llthst hIa door, front room, bes Eesn sr.
~. md Avenue A
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~ morrIsanIa Annlver.ary Pic Mic, on

Thu RSDAY, September Is lt2
Cars leave City b. att $50 $50 10, 80, AN, snt
$50. s. So 49,, 8, 5. 81 6. 80, q aud II, PM
ReturDing-Lesve Morrissnia At SIS, SIS 75A s.3o
e.5S II Is M and lis, ais 2.53 458, 6, e5S In
and 9. % PM
The Band will leave in the o'clock train.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrsngsnents
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ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS what Constitutes
Currency What the Causes Of its Unsesdinss and
what is the Remedy In 8vo.
For sale the office Of The Plough TIE Loom, and ne
Anra No Spruce st and by WILEY, New-York Also,
by A HART Philadelphia
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- Paris Green, c'sD Brand)-Beins an Amen
lsn msDUsotue patented lSis known 10 BE- unsurpasse
~ any foreign importation for hsncy beauty Of coloi
u durability This Green Ia confidently recommended
ising the notice Of parties Concerned In It, use or snip
,,rtng Venetian binds vs han ring 6c for which puI
poss N 4, prominently adapted. Manufactured and coll
Ia THO. SCHWARTZ, No. II JAoob-st. lSwamp.l
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" The Protective Union meet THIS ENENlSt
at o'clock s their Buildings OF ltnav and Isn
81 Members both men and women, will be pun;tusl Il
their attendance THURSDAY nieh VIII not every on
combined
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IA WARD who will bring the bsst rooonimsndauncn az
,pectfuy ono his services 70 ssnenss wishing % soeee
private Instruction for their Re permittsd ,eisf
No 81 West I5tb-st Rev J. Y. w Wars, Cambddgeport,
Mas President Spark. Rev. Or wss" and rIot G.
palmer Tribune BUILDINGS NewY
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A PROTESTANT YOU'VE Man wants q
IA situation to drive and tale care Of horses Under
stands the management of vegetable garden and farming
In general Would 20 20 any psrttf the United States.
Wages Us per month Direct
J.P. ELLIOTT Newbursh Post-0 Once,
Orange Co, NY.
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THE CREDIT SYSTEM IN FRANCE GREAT
BRITAIN AND THE United STATES. In syo.

author MI H. C. Carey well kno~n BY several CT
ceest works, this matter, tcurrenyD and e.
re,a " the and eets have succeied
better than the English nqurers Az early 1885, he had his
hook "The Credit system France Great Brtn and the United
states. clearly shown the primary Of the peurnsuonsf
currug almost periodically and currency AMI that
cause the France a. an England Coqlein
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AS plain SEWER and TO take care OF
children, by highly respectable young Woman, or to
do Chsmberwork and ssist Ia washing and ron'a< The
b, Of city reference be given Apply % No iss Allen
a,N.Y
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r. Hopes Express-VIA Central RAIL
ROAD, NJ N.JERSEY.-Twiceda daily from New YORK e
Esson Pa Leaving al O'Clock A NJ. ana O'Clock T. NJ
Office No "a Broadway, New-YoTk
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, FEB. 90.
CONGRESSIONAL In the United States

CoNGRHssIoNAL.-In the United states
Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Hunter introduced Dill
for the establishment of Branch Mint IN this
City, with certain conditions He also reported
a bill amending the present Warehouslhe ao'
Mr.. Geyer supported the Iowa Railroad land
grant.
In the House, the principal business was the
discussion of the Missouri land grant, for Kali
road purposes.
LreIsLArIvE.-The only matter Of gene
raj interest in our State Legislature was the dis
cussion of the contested seat from this City In the
Assembly. Russell Smith spoke in support OF
his claims to the seat now occupied by T.. H.
Snow.
The Kentucky State Convention resolves for
Mi.lard Fillmore, and suggests Louisville, ana
June II. orthe National Wing Convention. Gov
Lowe, of Maryland, has decided to turn out
about 1000 office-holders Of his own party TO
make room for 1000 others Of the same party
more hungry for the spolls.
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RHODE ISLAND. Legislature ad-
lourned on Friday, after a session OF seven weeks
Among the acts passed was law abolishing Capital
Punishment and substituting Imprisonment for life
act making the plaintiff in action Of tort damages
to persons and property, &c.,) responsible for the
advanceIpayment Of the board t$l so per week. Of
all persons confined in jail under actions of this
kind lesalizirg holidays on the Fourth OF July
Thanksgiving day, Fast days, (either National or
State,) New-Year's day for sending minors (undcr
eighteen years, comited for ofenses,) to the Proy
dence Reform School for the better registration of
births, marriages and deaths, regulating the oyster
fishery providing for the leasing of the public oyster
beds In the Bay to the citizens Of Rhode Island ex
clusively, with the exception OF certain specially
ramed individuals, for q nominal rent ordering
Mutual Insurance Companies to make returns to the
General Treasurer limiting the registration of
electors TO four days previous to the day Of
election sppropriatiDg $1,000 to defray the ex.
penses Of Governor Kossuth, should he come when
the Assembly shall not be in session-in this
event the Governor is requested to receive him an
the guest of the State reques sting the CONFESSIONS
Delegation from Rhode Island to procure the pas.
sage of an act abolishins liquor in the L. g. Navy
ard to bring the attention Of the Government to
the case Of James H. West, of Bristol in this State.
for several years and now political prisoner in
Cuba, and whose property has been conhscatec
without any just cause
The Maine Liqour Law was before the Lesisla-
ture, and We have already informed our readers how
it was lodged.
The bill for the abolition Of imprisonment for
debt was finally loss after passing the Senate the
bill Increasing the tar on bank capital was also
lost also resolution of the Senate for a new
commission upon the disputed Boundary Line with
Massachusetts the "Old State Debt was over.
hauled with the usual result The other acts of the
Legislature are altogtt her Of local character, and
the above synopsis presents the principal acts adopt
ed or rejected.
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that are here TO commsmorats the setting OF o.
OF our great lights. and there were two others prss
snt tho must coon go out, land the Rev. gentleusa
them for THAT they are doiDsfor their glorious ~
OF the glorious talen cor hded them. Go on 40 a
IN your good work Work while IL 10 day Yoa
shall never be forgotten. Hearty applause rrsetss
the eloquent speaker a. he resumed his seat
Mr.. G. p. X. JAMES next addressed the AssenA,
remsrkns that though he slored in being IN E,s.
hshman, he was full OF sympathies with this co.s.
Try, and heartily joined In the tribute which "a.
paid tonight to the great writer in depart man, a,
leuers,-in which he regarded his own humble plscs
as his most honorable distinction. Alter spesks,
in general terms Of the literary position Of Mr.
Cooper, he sat down with the applause of ths Az.
dience, and was succeeded BY
DR.. JOHN w Francis, who gave an intsrssti..
sketch Of his "reminiscences Of Cooper, Is q man,
writer, and Christian. He was proud OF Mr. Coopse
as q genuine son Of New York, and although he did
not confne his sympa,hiss within local boundaries.
ior be loved the East, because IL had produced Mr.
webster, and he loved the South because IL had
Procuced MI Clay, he must confess that he rsoicsd
Ia the hoEor which was she'd on our glorious me-
uopols oy the commanding genius OF Cooper.
Mr.. WEssrkR then briefly alluded to the effects Of
the meeting and to the character of Cooper. II. 4.
gone. Finem coronat opus
AFTER hfss ftfal ever, he sleeps we'll"
What has he done for his country When k.ys
Antony comes to speak over the body OF Cesar h
holds in bis hand q paper. You all remember n.
Ladies and Gentlemen In that paper Cesar len
everything to his country. so did Cooper-he asds
an open will. Mr.. Webster commented upon the
influence Of his works They are manly. moral snd
refining We all owe him debt. We have Assem-.
bled tonight to acknowledge 1t. We shall pay Il Ia
the erection of that monumental statue whersoa
the hIeaments OF his person will endure, as those
OF his mind are deeply craven upon ali our hearts
and memories
Upon the close OF Mr.. Webster's remarks, As
meeting, which had been protracted to late hour,
broke up, the audience separating amidst warn q.
pressions Of satisfaction with the varied exercises q
the unique and brilliant occasion II is understood
that measures will be Immediately taken to con.
plete the subscription for the proposed moaunsss
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Sonora GoLD MINING COMPANY Office

No Wall New York, room No. second noor Capi-
Sal Stock $500 000shares 500 each The books SUD
scyptoa for stock in Company are row open ct Their
ofce whore parties desirous of becoming stockhoides
nay Obtain certificates of stc and pamphlets with Ia
BYLAW besides all information relative 10 tns
objects and prospects Of the Company. -.
Having (psaFfy completely steam engine Of esnty
horss pow with stamp works Of the largest class and
possssasg which has proved to be enc Of the most
valuable IN the State Of California located in the mms-
disie vicinity Of the City OF Sonora, Woods Creek Il
purpose Of tho Trustees TO the Work WIN
vieor and without delay with view to PROFIT from the
business Of mining The enterprise csmmends itself IT, the
particular attention and confidence of capitalists s
desned Unnecessary enter into calculation to proba-
BILE profits having been satisfactorily demonstrated that
Vein Mining ID to be The great business Of Caifona and
that companies already in operation with good machinery
have been emnenty successful -
The have detei mined that the employees Of the
Company all responsible pos shall be sharehoiders
sslsctsd via special regard fitness and required to give
bonds with sursties and such may be deemed
scest to guard the interests Of The Company and ier
ther that hut we'll tined and approved machinery for
crushing and annals amazing shall be used and that expert
ments Of costly which heretofore have proved
daseIous the insests of companies shat be carefully
avoided and provided Against.
Psrsops residing city m2y obtain stock pamph
lets any ,nformaon by addIessse the Treasurer post
paid. BY mail. ID. ". fNGERsoLL, President
THos. e. HASTINGS. Treasurer l7f 3TufhAS
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been called TO serve her as Mayor, Re
csrder, Members of Congress, Senator's,
&C., we cannot find name on the call,
though there may be one or two there that
we have overlooked or failed to recognize
No list Of names morally so feeble in pro-
portion to its length and the alleged strength
of the party behind it has been set before
the public within our recollection. Aud
this is Just what would naturally be ex-
pected. The enlightened Understanding
and awakened Conscience of our age are at
war with the Liquor Traffic, and must ulti-
mateIy effect its overthrow. Thousands
drink. who know the habit is vicious one,
and would quit it if the chains of Appetite
and Custom were not so strong. Many
drink and also play, who prefer not to
figure as public champions of either Tip
ping or Gambling. Thousands drink who
anxiousiy desire to be freed from the chains
of debasing, despotic appetite, and pray
for the passage of the Maine Law. Hope
and work, o sorely tempted, suffering
brothers! for they who have put their hand
to the plow will not look back until the
work is thoroughly done, and Alcoholic
LIQUORS have ceased to pollute and curse
this fair portion of Gods blessed Earth
1t NAV take years to effect this, but they
will be freely and faithfully given, until the
appeal of that Divinest prayer Led us
not into temptation, but deliver US from
evil'-shall by our State be needed and
obeyed
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Still THEY CoME-MoRE PROOFs OF

The svPERIoaITY OF HERREcs SAFES am almost IN
me daiv ne osipt Of letters similar 20 the folio rom
vaoss pests Of the county, afew only Of ,ich co deem
Il necessary TO publish but this comes om
a. 80 hsye 6res have seldom destruc rye, nave
shossS Sropsr the following public TOR the dement,
on Nee Interested such matters, and in particular the
ritv Whese the G re occurred g. c. HERRING, Nos 49,
Isl and i3e Water st. ~, :. ,os.
auAs O. HxRRING-Sr II gives great pleasure !"
certify 70 hs superiority Of your sslamandsr Safe con
tanning beoks, papers money and watch
caused bv the burning Of store the night Of the lth
ins n which exposed TO an intense heat for twelve
noun Every line Of the books and papers are perfectly
leebe and tbe watch contained in the tn case
per feet snd uninjursd. PROUD BOWMAN Cold watch
csss Of York and Green sts
City, M. zuNuln3S
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TIE HUNGARIAN LOAN AT THE Wrsr.-

TIE HUNGARIAN LOAN AT THE Wrsr.-
The Hungarian Revolutionary Loan is rapidly
progressing at the West. or the one dollar notes
especially, very large quantities are taken, 80
large indeed that it is difficult to supply the de.
mand from the present plates. AS it is now 60
ing, million OF dollars will soon be taken up,
three quarters of which will be in the one dollar
notes. This is apart from considerable dona-
tons made without receiving any evidence Of
debt whatever The West is all alive on this
subject, and manifests its feeling by acts.
In this connection it is proper to say that the
Hungarian Committee in this City have passed
vote Of thanks to the various Western Tele-
graph lines !or their kindness in transmitting
messages gra,uitously to and from Gov. Kos
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KossurH ON WAsHINeros.-The birth.

kossurH ON WASHINGTON. The birth
day of Washington was celebrated in Cincinnati
on Saturday evening, the 2lst inst, with ban.
quet intended for the guest Of the city as well Is
The memory of Washington.
Hon. J. J. Faran presided, assisted by Ex-Governor
Aorehsad OF Kentucky, Judge Carter, ]. C. Vaughan
and others. About 500 persons sat dcwa To dinner.
hossuth spoke at length In speech similar to hi
Corporation speech in this City. He concluded
thus:
sn, mere let me end. consider it already as an
,mmenac dement, that your generous attention con-
hec.ed me cause Of Hungary with the celebration
OF the memory OF Washington
opift oil the departed smile down from Heaven
upon TINS appreciation Of my countrys cause--wsra
sne reafts OF thy beloved peope-waseh those prin-
cipes which thou. whom their leader hast taken for
me guiding star Of thy noble life and the time win
YET come when not only thy own country, but ho-
Grated Europe also, will be living monument 10
Thy Immortal name
Hon. ]. J. Faran, n. NJ. Corwine, Judge Hoa4ly'
Gov. MOrehead, Prof. o. NJ. Mitchell and others
made speeches on the occasion.
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PATENT CoSsRrss Doors

PATENT CoNeREss Doors. -Manufactu.
Icss and Dealers Patent Congress Boots read the
following opinions and and damsses for
Licenses granted BY Horace II DAY, owner Of ali The
Petsats. No - Costtlsnd sI.-New York Jan 1852
LKoAL OPINIONS II have examined the letter. Pa'ent
Issssd TO Desest Hyatt bearing date tn, roth October
s,s and Am Of epnio that the Of elastic Cores made
With isds Rubber Springs II spp cd the
patent -Nsw-fwk AprA rs. 1881 Il. CUTTING.
Bes TON. June lssi-i have made . similar srsmisa-
ton OF the letters Patent above referred to- and concur In
MI. SeuueScFeicn tI 81 RUFus CHoArE
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~ What an awful commentary NOON n,

depryisy Of the age appeared yesterdays Tines and
hsrsits call for meeting signed BY $50 persons and
Y5s IN the other to devise to continue 70 brutse
saknd and engender crime and murder for the gain Of
sasss liquid madness The next move asr that should
b. meeting Of Physicians and Druggists to put down the
sale q ne mgAy and Wonderful discovery Of DR. Watts
scsnoet Nervous Antdo;e, a. DESTROYING their eus-
neo 40 " raining their inherent rights !" Tor
wcmsa Wi call Physician 20 10 Drug Store after
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To rHE DsAr.-I hereby depose that
Dr. HYArn Auris and Ocu'ns ofNo ss, Broadway New
Yosk cured ne Of long aeafnsss which prevented my
hearing loud cenveuaoa. almost instsnsneousy, and
that. too aftsr had been under treatment without any
esrsht Of Of the tint Medical Colleges here wen
the Auytxts. with NO better success
PATRICK HKNay. No. &f3 PsAIist.
Ne he undsrsres know the above sfday, to be true.
Anne heAry sarah Henry Charles Straston 1ehn r. Tro-
mar. TAeaes MoNsmaia, Maurice Mahan Sworn TO be-
soe me- Feb IS, 1854
NJ. W, DIVINE, Comnissiouer Of Deeds.
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PEsSsYLvASIA.-The Delegates to the
Opposition State Convention, which meets at
Harrisburg on the 4th of March to choose a
State Delegation to The Baltimore Convention,
have all been chosen but two. The Pennsylps-
NAV says they may be classified as follows:
FIR gseAanoa-Insisuctsds 81 Olhersl3: Total loo.
Fer cass-lo, Houston Unknown 10 Total u