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Political Printng-And still Anotber.-We have
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Democratic Wing County Meeting.ILET THE
o DIN GUARD" AROUSE.-The Wings Of the City and
County oNewYork will at the Broadway House
sbe Civ County and Judicial and all those In favor
shebt the expenses Of the city government reform
80 the public Of the city, and In IA
v OF eectins good Office, earnestly invited TO be
prssent Eminent speakers will address the meeting Come
sne eema all WIN. HALL,
' Charms General Committee.
JAMES H. WEIGH
Chairman Young Mems General Committee
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NJ IBL O's G. A r D E NJ
IN FINAL PERFORMANCES
Last Week but One Of the -

IBL O's G A R D E NJ
IN FINAL PERFORMANCES.
n LAT Wei v sSt One Of 6pn The COMPANY
MONDAY EvE vsT, 3, q 2saT u is5a
UNPRECEDENTED OPERATIC ENGAGEMENT
The Knsrsinnen,' to commence At y oe'ck with R0ssin'
H.: Louisa pYsE,
in which will introduce the celsbrsted song off
Prince Fell, $50 W. Harrison
New seepe1y Tick. Tf.nicimsop: and Magical Ch.ns..
5uEsDAYccompo.ers Nisst-BEsthtif Of Mr.; o. 60
e epH R is shS IN his '"''
MEDNEsDAY-Dausster Of The Regiment
F FRRiHpnAYFAREwRIL BENEFIT of Mr. W. HARM-
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Doors open at 81; commence all.
Tickets al Of the house 50 cents Orchestra Seats
Box oaice open dsy, from a. NJ to Pm fer securing
Orchestra sests ard Private Boxes only
NIBLO's GARDEN-A CARD.-Mr. w. HAIR
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WELL SESF FRIDAY zt s isf giss S' October
which oeouion he win be assisted BY Mis- LOUISA PYNE
SPrRA COMPANY TIE We .itrse,On u. aishi only vii
cor,t th.i time here Pawces adaptation of he Comic
'f'" THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
sR Lsus ryn.
To eopeisse With the Maca entitled
NO SONG NO SUPPER
NJ " H9u H., r.oe
Robin. MI W. HHtisVu
Box Book now open.
nUSsELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway
EI isoiani ops per BAY s' .a aai ivsAiso
CONCERT in BROOKLYN ATHENEUM-
~ The BROTHERS MoLLEEHAUER announce @i. the. e..
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found In al the principal Mo nc aud boosores suoscnos
subsoIibers for each Concert Concert TO commence at
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q IN REWARD-Stolen on the 18th or 10th
ID III inst, Q pockst-csse Of SURGICAL INsfRu-
MRNTs made By Charter Pss also long ,bony PORTE
CAUsTIQUE The sboe reward wiz be paid fos the fstaru
Of the case and instruments DR. J. T. CLARK No pz Gin
ton corner Of Hsrrison-st, Brooklyn.
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DURYING- GROUND NOTICE. Tho proper
I'D authorities Of Williamsbursh, L. l., few yssrs ans
pased ordinance preventing all persons from Do
having amounted 70 three thousand dol
las and meet them, tho Supreme Court Of ~
State sranted order ell the remains o. ee
ceased persons the Cypress Hi Cemetery rom tne
Ground dsd BY AiDse, Lormer and fovsrs tae ~
Of Broos,p late gamsbargh noe 10 hereby gwen that
october nsII New.York, Sept ~, 1854
nENTIsTRY.-TO GROCERYMEN, DRY
H. GOODS MEN TAILORs, sHOEMAKERs BUTCH
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IRON MANUFACTURING The undersigned is
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fBLAST FURNACES intend their erection and e-
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IN and FARMING plemen; sc oe have essbseel
the Gig ofTenoD for the sss Of Oil sinas oI
FARMING IMPLEMENTS and hAChlNEhI AssneS
wsnted for s new Send samples or address
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T'HE POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA.

N'HE POETS AND POETRY OF ANERlCA.
sIxrEExrH EpIrIos.
Published this day.
TEE POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA By Rutas
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and the best Poems Of the bst Pets with Steel Pois
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Said BoIes sir arrival the subTessuy In ~Yot.
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They marked with cards sddresedto
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Now therefore, for the purpose OF discovering where ana
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MASON BROTHERS will publish on SAT-
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An Address on the Present Prospect, OF IreIand,
come the National Cause will be delivered by
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGdER at the Tabernacle, on
MONDAY EVENING October p Tickets = cents reserved
,sss below stairs Sc cents For Halls Music
Doors open O'Clock.
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Special Nciites.

Deus0.utic WING Nominations
o.ssr.Rsr. Observation-Disclosures T. HAWS.
S<vSG =. ,,,................ WILLIAM g. DUKE.
CbstvC Repairs and Supplies. JACOB 4. OODGE-
Segr,, Cl,,k .........,,.,...GEORGEE SHERWOOD.
Street Comn is,ioney. ...........yAMES DEWEY. 1865,
Cosnsei 10 Cooperation. ..THEODORE r. 10 aLiN5Os
TSfv Iaspeefoy ........,....CHRIsTIANW sCaAFFER.
Goternor Of 1las WILLIAM H. ALBERrSON.
(Dr JOHN IVES.
CHARLES MISSING
tUoAos DIR FREDERICK W. PERRY,
DIR. SAMUEL A. HILLS
G..,s,S of Sy,r>ae COuyf..,.EDWARD p. COWLES.
- (LEWIs u. WOODRUFF,
justices 81 superior Co~I''" MURRAY HOFFMAN
ysd0s Of Common Pleas. CAM9RIDoE LIVINGSTON
I.,.,ee Of Marie observation-disclosures Y. BIR0SALLL
Bv order of die Wbig General Committee,
WILLIAM HALL, Chs'rnan.
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Conferences Litteraires, BY Monsieur CHARLES
MILL OF The University OF France. These Lectures forming
surcr but complete French Literature rendered
improving for those who have already attsine
proficiency take place in the University oil
the CITY of York every Wednesday at " O'CLOCK FRS
Lecture, " EDNEsDAY next Oct. p Admission, 0 cents
rsry inst tutons for all the series
Bese public Course classes held and private lessons
siyen either the pupils st the Professors residence
Apply at No 766 Broadway
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Nsrth-Western Settlement Company'-!p eom2n.
nee h expressed wish u large hume OF tne
sabs the upper part Of the city sPuoe Meeting or 'ps
lIse Of explaining The oNe,t Of the organ 5son VII Ge
- On TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 3 a. Chelses hAl, 10
n the sthsv Farm Land Of the best quay ean DC
the agency OF this Association eitaeI 70 oss
seessp Minneso;a, the Government pnse u - per
g AL persons who plate emigration - the "es' OF
e procure Lard for present fataIe improve uen An
% important advantages by uniting IL ;hs enterPr'ss me
lsneul,rs shl be gwen al the meeting TIC pa1ie are
ssoisl1 invited io attend. -
-..skLs EDSLsLsY Secretary.
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The CIub,-Those members whose enrolled be-
fore Sept 20 rec t Of admission for this evening by
sppybg OF the between the hours and 10 day
No will be admitted without ticket and ticket will be
issued after o'clock. By order Of THE CHIEF.
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Sixteenth Ward Republican Nominations.
Tcr Alderman - ......,.. SAMUEL DE LA MATER.
To- soun'man XLIId Dit. HENRY JENKINS
XLTTTd D,.t..AUGUSTUs C. BOORAEM.
KILN Dit. w LLIAM II. BULL.
XLPM dat. CHARLES s. WATROU5.
For Observation-Disclosures BERRIAN.
(CORNELIUS ". CHICHESTER
CoH''doses ''''''''''''''' WILLIAM JACKS IN
Con-, of Common Schools 10 HN DE LA MATER.
J.,p Actor. EDWIN SMITH
(B. C. WANDELL.
Jrnsfe".''.'' '''''''''''' WIN. GOOD
BY order Of the trustees XVIII WsId Repnh Assnt
Ion. "a DUSsEIL Sec. LUMAN SHERWOOD, Pres.
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sixteenth Ward Wing Nominations.
For dLdeynaa............ DE LA MATER
T~ Coun'man XLIId Dat. HENRY yENKlns, on,.,
XLIiHh dat. AUGUSTUS G. BOORAEh
XLIVh Dist .WlLDlAM II. BULL.
XLVh Dist. CHARLES s. VARIOUS.
l.,..,oy ........,.....EDWARD BERRiAN.
CORNELIUS N CHICHESTER.
C6nttabiu ''''''''''''''' WILLIAM JACKSON.
49,, If Cannon Schools JOHN DE LA MATER
is,n,,,o S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SMITH.
(B. C. WANDELL
TE'fses..''.'''''''''''' WM. GOOD.
Bv order of Ward Committee,
ny 0'u'' u W ''O ABRAM PEARCE. Chairman.
WIN Good 7. Secretaries
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Emigrant Intelligence Once and Labor Exehanse

49, a Canrre
Removed from NO n Cansst. to the corner OF Senre
snd Csrasts Eew.York The Oee u established oy tne
esnnissope Of Eusrsien where can always oe tonno
1nken Of LABORERS and SERVANTS a. very low Iap'. ~
vss persons caa their orders filed by writing 70 tne
pnt-ndent and sepong the amount necessary 20 pay WIG
JAMES p. FA9AS, Superintendent
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Attention. First Lieht Infantry Company, FroNI-
depce X. AL the past members OF the company ae IL
ved participate In c. leestine our ihH'y'Se'eh'n
M on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Oct. "a. =,
Invitations have been sent thropsh Che Poohoe 20 81
sose me reside In NewYok should any fail 10
receive same they will please consider themselves IN
alluded In this notice Those who have received inytauon
80 hoe whose Ate non called this no.ice, will please
reply promptly 20 Col. w. w. BROWN u..o - II,
PERI yde
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NEW-v IL TRIBUNE
mag sEuI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE

AL, "A sx,ry TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING rnce
y p1p Two COPIES TOR s5 Five for eli %. Advsrtis
s,ts 10 cents hne for each insertion
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To the Chairman and Members of the Third Ward
Democratic " big Charter Cow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIE ppderrped having entered into business arrangements
which will require his attention from the city during the coming
Summer respectfully 20 decline the nomination TOT
the Off Of for the Fourth ,uncl D,c Third
Wnd.-New- York, Oct. 20, 1855. WILLIAM PATIEN
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TJNHE ATTENTION of WHEELWRIGHTS is
l. called to the FELL0E SAVING and DRESSING MA,
CHINE exhibition at the Crystal Palace For RIGHTS
York. ZENAS CONEL, Agent