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DHOSCENE GAS, or Portable Cas-
I Manufactured and for sale by
may 81. VIM. BOGEL, Druggist.
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hogan 4 LEGENDRE.

DVUAN q LEU LIN DnE.
worksss in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
Third Ss.-Nsarsv oHpsstss HSscAlaons Sa5ls.
THE subscribers will attend promptly
i to al orders in their line, making and
'epairin cutters. copper pipes for machine
ry, stove pipes. &c. IfEl
~A good stock Of Tin ware always on
hand, and made to order.
may by. BEGAN h LECENDRE.
NEW SPRING MILLINERY.
Al R1. @. HUESTON most respectfully informs
vi the Ladies', that she hss just returned from
the City, with splendid assortment Of rich
Spring Goods, consisting In part Of:
SILKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, E#tl
BARRACKS, bONNETS, RIBBONS,
EMBROIDER1ES or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
FLOWERS. WREATHs, LACES,
CORSETS, PARAsOI.s, GLOVES,
LACE MANT1LLAS, Black and white.
BRACELETS, DRESS TR1MMIN0s,
HAIR, CACTUS& GRASS SKIRTS
Together with 6ne display Of Fancy Dry Goods,
oil Of which viii be sold at!ow prices. mar. 96tf
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4 FRESH supply Of Goshen Butter and
n Cheese Tor sals by
May. "a. G. A BLANCHARD.
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GREEN WELL sPRlNOs.
THE PROPRIETORS Of this de.
4 llgbtfnl summer resort, On The bsnks Of the
river Amite, beg lesvs 70 call Public attention
- the fact, that the springs are nov open, for
the rsscsption " visitors. Conveyances msy b.
had Ut Be.rs Livery State on Third Street, and
the ride 10 the springs II over = road not surpss.
ed In beauty ofscenery BY any In the State.
Apvtl 12d 1856 I'm
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Mount Eagle 'TripOli.

Mount Eagle TripOli.
DOR giving 4 polish to bras, silver, gold; ;
l. or other ba metals. Also for clean
ing Plate, or Windows, Lamps and Gas
bnrners Here's an economy-old things
made q good a. new, at q very triAins ex.
peLse. c. A. BLANCHARD.
may "a. Church street.
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Half Barrels st. Louis Flour.
~ HALF Barrels St. Louis -four in
CV store and for sale by J. BEAL.
April 7th.
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DROOMS!-
ID 20 dozen Brooms Just to hand from
St. Louis and for sale by (ap. y J. BEAL.
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DUCKWHEAT!-25 Boxes Hollis New
ID York Buc wheat, fresh and fine. Just
ercieved and for sale by
feb II. JOSHUA BEAL.
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THE NEW STAR Of the SOUTH
Says The Noble Daily Advertiser IN lengthy revie" Of
hARIcS HARLASp's new Book,
T II Z HID d T. ~ A T H:
keshns in these ines Of cheap literature and intel
leetuL n,nhy psmSysu, to End volsne written with pu
Pee and character for sbli and interest worthy
ofhe better days II Is especially pie,s "a
the Multitude demands made apon The southern press to en-
courage and bepUf productions witbeu met eay because
soathern instead Of Northern claims the honor Of
their paternity ind books written By natives and residents
ofbe South thst AFFORD discard sectional preferences
preuoees snd boldly challenge criticism or spPro'a on
their intrinsic merits abe aud deserving contributions to the
c good morals and pure literature Such book in our
Judgment The Hidden Path and ito aathor has rsht to
claim peerhp with the omphed and bril- liant female
novelist ofthe day
ITO our has been truly labor Of love and We cor
daily commend al who desire rich Intellectual treit abound
ina in lesops Of wisdom morality, and happiness the
absorbing psge. Of The Hidden Path"
One l2mo. Pn.e 81 q.
J. c. DERBY, Publisher,
No ile Nssau-st., New York.
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IT n E PU L1CA ALTON d A 7
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
By MAS AVN :. SrEPaENs,
A. thor o. Fashion and Famine


Arthor o. Fashion and Famine
We are now enabled 70 announce for
SATURDAY, THE Nth INSTANT.
New Book BY the suthor Of Fashion and Fsuin- which
attained three months sale of 10 900 copies and which
.pubished ep.e St. Petersburg, sans, and hee ell
ton. Ia oudon matter well ealeusied excite more th,n
ordG sry interest
THE OLD HOMESTEAD, while not tragic aud iatense
IN {, character Fashion and Famine s anything Of
prOundsr interest and appeals with greater force the syn
paihs. the sder The story pens in the city Of Newyork
where many Of psthos rufeFins AID tragic
powers book progresses the Clouds disP'rss we are
introduced T. the Old Homestead the C,tsks Of the
Hun where resented with some OF the most delight
f and graphic rural pictures ever given IN ~ American book
Mrs Ste displays in many places in this book humcr
that riyas that f Dick rs and dramatic force grasp al
thought power OF expression and yydness Of description Of
which she l. pteu iarly The master.
CONTENTS;
The Fathers Return A Pleasant Conversation.
The Mayor and the Poc smsn. Valley 10 the Mount
The Policeman. Guest. New People and New HOmss
The Midp.ht Consultation. The Old Homestead.
The Msyr and the Alderman Aunt Hannah and Uncle Ma
The Plot than
The Birthday Festival Morning at the Old Homestead
Cbester's Trial. Homesick LonEinEa
Poverty, Sickness, and Besth. The Erenins Visit.
Waxing and Watching Autumn in the Mountains
Che stes's House In the Morning Our Sister AGna
The Mayer and hi. son. Sunset Italian Cathedral.
J.re Chester and the Stranger. The Two Infants
Bellevue and New Inmate Dark Storms and Dark Memo
The Fever ard and ts Pa. riss
tents Apple Gathering
Jane Chester and her Little The FsnhAms Rs.ura from
Nurses. Abroad
The Student Physician aud the The auskiug Frolc.
Child Nur,e. The Household Sacrifice.
The Mdnlg Oh. Revel-Mary and The Strange Musician.
her Mother. A Dance afler Huskng.
Spring Morning 81 Pauper The Mother the Soa sd the
Burial. Orphan
The DaushtsIs Faith Wins the Old Memories and Young
Fathers Prophecy Heats
The Two Old Men. The Mothers Fraqd.
The " ak and the win. Sana Bo xes's Mission
The Festival Of Roses The Double Conf ssion.
Wild Wool, and Mountain The Double Biz hD,y.
Passes Expedients aud explanations
In one VOL, limo. Price 81 q
BuNCE BROTHER, Publisher,
No. l26 Nssssu.s.
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UN Ed b u T l. I N f -
Is ssain ia the field Hi. in the semblsnee Of
lis former self will appear on SATURDAY, Oc- 20 FIRM
~ IHE RtGHr cAUsEh Ned ia mise again ready to greet
n ends AID fees The paper - per yea sing copies
Eve cents His agency In this city Is at ROSS JoSEs
TOUSEY'S No los Nassau ct
Tte leading s'orv in the paper 70 -
THE JESUIT LIFE HUNTERS,
In which the principal Hed Bunnes NE, lce 1875
viii be depicted VII h fearless and faithful tand
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THE POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA.


Published kisdsy
THE POETS AND POETRY or AMERICA. ny knfas
W Gris~o D. Conspirs Bios sphel snd .hteal Memoirs,
and the Poems Of a. the bet Poets With Steel PasSts
(.pgrsyed expressly for this wrh u Dana bryant feesn
LOrt eow Cher Pee, Cook, LEVEL, and raJon ION
TIE boon hss been carefully revised, ursnsed mach en-
lnsei and brought dom TO the pr seot time May peg
authors een added notices Of productions OF snth no
nertioned in 6rrer edhions 9TH addioaA extrAcsi AMI
ful review OF the Poets before he Reysudon siyins tho
moot complete view of the PoetcN Lertlre Of America ever
published PAkRi MCMILLAN,
Suecs ssof 10 A. Hart, late Carey hut) Phistepeis
For ale hY al the hookssuers In Nez.YoIk.
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MEMOIR OF AMOS LAWRENCE.-Second
WI Edition This Gay published.
Extracts from Diary and Conesponden Of the ats Amos
With brief seeoun Of iecd ns in his Ire,
Edited by SON. Wi liza lawrence VI. d. With elegant
portrai and Abbott Lawrence syo., cloth I'll b.
porto CT the Ist edition taken by Boston
merchants for gfts 10 their erka
The price CT the much lower than any other Of the
kind eIscu' ed In the superior style
Copies sent By mail paid to remns the price
Of the volume. GOULD 4 LINCOLN
No. 81 w ashiDgton-st., Boston.
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IS o X e Ii [ l. ID &.
The fourth edition OF this charming novel IA ready
SAYS The CinciI natl Christian Journal and Ne seng-t;
Il above ordinary Of hcti0ns The plot IL inge'
nous development absobns and its demon ut, with
one and happy ms Characters are
d cye wen and kngPoIraits OF pet'ons some
times mixed society The for description and tor
enc ton psn'ing high sns refined order Exquisite seu
sibify gushes every page
Saws The Rochester Daily Democrat:
"I.ors Child Is well written Interesting and attractive
book IL will the notice and absorb the attention Of
spy WHO are satisfied present OF fciona for 10 s
ia that free equal aud style to which
that brood We precict Tor success
commemorate with is msny merits"
One large l2no Price 81 Is. . .
j. c. DERBY, Psbsber, No ll9 Nassau st.
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WALT wHITMANs POEMS" LEAVES
copies. 81 FOWLER 4 WELLS No. sos Broadway
SEMI-W WEEKLY TRIBUNE -
- The fol.wins |. the TABLE of CONTENTS Of THE
sEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE. Ne. l,esi
ISinge Cope. obtained the counter in the Pube.-
ton Office TfiIs MORNING. Price centL
I..EDIToRIALs: Judge Kanes Last; P.smOre VII
.s Odps X. 1sS 4e
CONSUMPTION Of Cotton Western Currency TIE
G;esi Eyss Of the Wa Re.Git with Nors The
CslioTni. Election Ks3s il.G.'I1stsd; Railway Prog
1.-Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA; Ar
rival Of the steamship Northern Light ssl.5s 10
9Oldi chOls.. on the Uncle Sam The Elsstionsi
u..oREGoE: The cOiyrle Gold Mines. Great Massacre
.issSiTP:s.. Reported M0Id'i OF Governor Stevens
V..FRoM TBE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
V..FR0M JAPAN.
V..yIcARAGUA: Progress Of tn. RsvOlation-Le,tsr
from Our Own Couespontsnt g. Granada
vII..HooPs.
vIII..THE LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
IX..DAsGERs OF SLAVERY EXTENSION: Speech
Of sSg s.wsf :; 3; he, RtgabHe'n Meeting q" Albany
KITE PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON CASE: Decison
Of Juess Kaei The Petition Of jane johnson Re
M..1HE ARCTIC YAvIGAToRs
xn..AMERIcAN INSTITUTE: Exhibition At the crJ'-sl
Pslsee.
xIu..THE STATE OF EUROPE: Le:;sr from Ga. Own
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Details q the Assault On sevsstopoL
XlY..sUl eide OF A DRUSKAaD: Letter from Corres
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Xy..MEDHERRASEAS ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
xvI..A SPECIMEN OF cHIv AIRY.
XyII..OaIO ELECTION.
XyIlI..FR0M The GA0SOEN PURCHASE; Letter from
sCOFrespopd-nt 81 ii pAso - -
XIX. MISCELLANEOUS Vermont; Law Of Libe Pei.s-
6ephi Death Of an eI- Member " Congress- Another
0uirsse In Kn So; Ressrsti0n Of Lettsrsi Imp1rt
ant 10 the Pablo; The Albsny Evening Journal The
R.v GeofFs 81 eldon GeorrA z. ee-i0n-
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Fair ff the American Institute the Crystal
Pslae e-Music THIS EVENING py bod rorths .nd The
Dom Liuminso d. the Machinery In motion The POULTRY
eHt w will the sd.
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ME PFEKSKILL PORTABLE HEATER

DUSSELDORF GALLERY, Ne. 497 Broadway
IL contains $50 Of the finest PAINTINGS ever put upon
E2hbSer. Open DAY md EVENING, AdrisssDes y sts
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4musements.
4 CADE ENVY of II y s &c, 14th-st
"A ITALIAN OPERl-EIGHTH NIGHT
by rial Beuini's Grand Ope-a, IN acts,

CADEMY of n y s &c, Ath-st.
A ITALIAN oPERA-EIGHTH NIGHT
by special reqze.t BeIlini's Grand Opera, in acts,
o r NJ A.
Mis- ELISE HEssLEB and signor MoRELA
On W. DEESDA Y. Oct II. 1855
yusiesl Director and Conductor. MAX MAkETZEk-
roors open st III OPEN commences II r. VI.
Priee. OF Admission Balcony aud P.t Circle, 81 so
Boxes Puqse rnd Secured seats Balcony 81; Second Cir
Gle, 81; Amphithester, Sc
Reserved seats may be otsinei The prime pa corner
Broadway and l4th-st At DANSKINS Army. !oLLiEs
Music Store No. SIG Broadway; and a. HALL SONS,
FAnof forte and Eusic Store No. zss Broadway.
METROP OLITAN THEATER.-
Positively LAST WEEK
RACHEL's
Engssenent previous 70 her departure 6r Boston.
WEDNESDAY Oct IL
GREAT AfTR N
when will be presented Scbe etlshraied Drsrns i've ss
II ADRIENNE LEcoUvREUR,
(FOr the last time) ,r,
Adrfnne. hsOn1b
THURSDAY. Oct. 10.
MILE o haGhnE n TaasEbS And UcooaEDY.
When viii be presented Rscne's tragedy In i've sets
PHEDRE,
for the last time
Phedre
LIE MoINEAU DE LEsBrE.
New Comedy in one act 49, $500.
FRIDAY, Oct. 10, and LAS BUT ONE -
SATURDAY Oct %, positively LAST APPEARANCE Of
Mile RACHEL in EewYork
PtIcEs OF ADMISSION:
Proscenium Balcony and Orehestrs Stalls. .....s5
Psrquet, Dress Circle and First CIele........ 2@
Dsofs open att O'clock to cOmm'ucsa g.
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Ladies, Fur Store,


No. 81 John St, New York.
=, Il. HARLEY Importer and Manufacturer Of Russian
and American fu has description OF the
jHocrs1 FUss made into the most FAsoEABLE articles for
ADDE'S WEAR.
ae aaes hin self that his long experience and reputation for
kausemept for CUSTOMERS 20 call on him
Emisrunt Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
Removed from NO. q Cans to the corner Of Centre
and Car AstS Eew-York. The Office Is established BY tbs
Commissioners of where always bs found large
Of LABORERS and SERVANTS 81 low rates OF
wages persons have their orders filed by writing 70 the
ndent and erdipg the amount the
esssass Of the parties required No fees charged to employers
JAMES P. PAGAN, Superintendent
To Manager of Lycenms, Instifutcs and other
Lecture ASS the subscriber has TO
that letters intended for him have not lin
Of resdence reached their
be all Managers Associations,
PARK BENJAMIN,
Ne. ~ 7th-av., conner of l4th-st, NewYork.
Notice,-Tha MINNESOTA SETTLEMENT AssOCIA-
TION DO de their meetings every WEDNESDAY EVENING,
NJ No 1853 Bowery. Esch member will select his Own FARM
100 and have three years to py for % per sore
Call and get circular W. WILDE, senetHy'
suits have been commenced ag ainst Infringers!-
PATEET LIGHTS.
rs cents for an ILLUMINATING VAULT COVER
rs cent, loot for HYATTS ILLUMINATING GRATING.
AT Hyatts Illuminating Works, No. 10 West Broadway.
'NoW-Some fthe inInge OF my Patents advertise Ihu-
which are not uminsnsl The gentlemen perhaps doc
butchers TIE latter moot probab Judging BY the way
thex hatcher my beautiful invention. T. II.
To Adyertisers-A select Advertisements Will be az
mted Spai ish edition of RA6dELS PLAYS TO be sold
in FsvsDs and comprising frem twenty TO thirty thousand
copies For terms, &c., apply to BAKER 0ODWIN IND
uDe Buildings
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1855.

HOPE CHAPEL, or its LECTURE-ROOM,
IL offered ct reduced rates for Coneers Lseares Aan'
vtrsAres Ac fer religious purposes pat OF me
Appbeaon 20 JAMES CUMNISGS, sexton who viii eve
per,or. attendance daily 20 O'Clock AZ other hours
TO the Hsdrr,sss No ZIG BrcsGvS next 20 the Chapel.
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THE R EPU LICA -

IL II II 4 ID IL
Under this title viii be <srea three nses Of Csmp.isu
Jourra 10 devoted advocacy the rncpe ADb-
led in the platform Adopted By the R~eaboxn Connon hed
syracuse the .6h alt and 20 the slssn VI the candidates.
NJ Minated BY that boty.
The psmberr VIII De published the 18th ia soh
The ffs nds Il IRE edoutba orponeats OF SaeryAs
ard devoted oFrce Sol Free To nshss FIRE. sessh
and Free Actiop solicited aid 10 eseasns hs
Truths which wll pcTy .de The colu nns Of
TdE REsu 5l.lCAN.
Those determined 10 awe their iGaaenes and th-h yoes 10
,uauins The 70 pabiesn ticket snA de Of prSmassfsoa
the re..ns VIII h rduse their action ID in ~ CSpses q
esch nume,r OF the REPUBLICAN, $50 pspen In all isI
3 copies Of Der IS all ff ,s....''.'..
Ice copies of each aumesr, 40 papers u all ...,. "
THE REPl BLlCAN will be haf he szs u no Ntw-
YosK DAILY TINES Address
j. r. sNAIN No ISIS Ma, a, a. New Ysh-
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Nassau Guard.--The members and fi.nds Of th. NAS
sAU GUARD requested 10 NEE. THIS WEDNES-
DAY Oe H. 1855 at 70 O'Clock NJ at No. Il Ana FOR he
poIr0' o,}syhg The lat tribute Of respect to oar l..e 80
sbd slsze cap. By order Of JAMES WHALEN Csptan.
JOHN BUkSs, Secretary.
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IL MFSTS -Yeuns Men DESTROYS Of IMPROVING them
,elyrs spepdips soc. veek invited q
otr Soesty having for object tie dee above mentioned
AaSyess W. J. c., Ne lg GTvsRee-
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Special Notices.

Post-Qfsce Notice.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE, per
ISAAC v FOWLER, Poumsster
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OKSELLERS PROSECUTED
ID FOR SELLING
THE ESCAPED NUN,

correspondent Who banned Gu, IN Assus, vssi from
South Bend IL dana Your beo's have sed we'll We
have been out Of the Escaped Nun fs time. 10
Rev.d By many here Ast NAxryss woaK,
that our store rom sIed By the Catholics ID
vertssd and sod the Escaped Nan Is certain thx Il
them wire ,h neensed sssnst u.s. he cssd ssy better
proof Of Til wozt Be advanced tss tass the
csihehes easssed b. 10 sessans e1poSnon hey oAy
burn roy DO, this book be suppressed es-r ~
perseeutons threats brbey The letter seovs neoeesd
be BY any rersd The Essped Nsn "p "
Sen, any ssars. IN the country po.ss free. on respt
efsl. De WITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
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Episcopal Board Of missions.-Tbe annual meeting Of
Missions Of the Protestant Epcopa Church viii
held st. Bsrtholomews Church. Of La fayette
place ard Crest Jones NewYork THIS DAY. w dnesday
DC obt ". at 10 o'eloek A. n :.
The Annual Sermon will be preached THIS "WEDNESDAY
EVENING 18th October Trinity Chapel, 25ths and M4d
sor sou are by the Rev w z. NICHOLSON Of ST. Johns
Chureh ucipnat, o. Service 10 commence a. O'Clock
The public Missionary ing will be held on THURSDAY
EVENING or 49, at the Church Of the Ascension, crner OF
aud lCt>t which Yon addresses may be ex
the Right Rev Bishop Clark Of Rhode Island the
Right Rev Bishop LEE Of Iowa the Rev. g. CUMMiNS Of
Ws.biDg d. C. Others Service to commence ocIoek
On each Of occasions collection Will DC made for the
Doruetic and Foreign Society.
North.Western Settlement Company.-A public
ue.tins will be held OF WEDNESDAY EVENfNG, Oct IL,
ct Convention Hail No. l7s Wcosters between Blsscker
and Houston Every member parc ulaly requested TO be
present this meeting The object Of this organization
Il furnish members with Farm IDS OF the
Quany either Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota at the
Cove pce 81 Is acre ard to facilitate IN ell ways
the placing Of sncb TO their and with the
lea, possible of tine and ese amount Of lane
already subscribed and all who wish 10 Home In the
future improvement, should attend this
acquant themselves with the particulars
JAMES MACKEAN, President
THos EDcERLEY, Secretary.
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~ l. f. N W o o d
" Or THE PARISH BOY,
VIII be published WEDNESDAY, Oct "a, IN vol,
limo 429 pp. Price 81 Is.
Shepard, CLARK Co, Publishers and BOok.eller'
No. Ito W .shngton-st., Boston
WALT WHITMAN's P MS" LEAVES
w OF GRASS for sale 20 desers and retail. SINCE
copies, 81 FOWLER WELLS No. Sos Broadway
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fine ARTS.

A COMPETENT and. worthy cH1M11 I M.
"A MAID desires sfusfioa- Inquire ss We
aeg ef BsrrySt BroShyn
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Americans 10 the Park.A meeting Il the Electors
Of the city and county New York. opposed 20 tae present
nbtrson Of the feI ersl Government 70 the edIn OF
IA soal fusopfs destroy the Uncn Of the States aud .
the reckless expenditure Of IS 900 900 fr the support II
The Muncip. and all whs in favor Of the
e eor Of The American rcset the ensuing Election 20 effect
hsOUsh refxm are invited 70 issem2 Die 10 the Psrk tbs
viii address the meeting and tochght procession will DO
form 60 after adjournment
Irish Aid Society.-Tbs following statement Of the
affairs Of the alton the 18th inst by which appears
they In prosperous condition, thanks 10 me nu-
Of few nob hearted individuals aud the untiiog ex
Sccey officers TIE balance hand present
vi be expended in transmitting families TO the Wess
punber Of hose Gcsous under investigation
By the Seiey The pubic therefore requested ID advance
tier aid and otherwise uphold the under
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THE AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIE-

CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTTING
~ ard RACISG-Msteh s20e.-Two Mile Be.ts-GEO.
sPIeER Hero PAGER 40 70 W4soo; H. Woodrur
Flora Temple Harness To OF on TdU hS
DAY the 18th Of Oct 81 O'clock, without resHi 20
v.s,her JOEL C0SKLIS, Pfopriet0r
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Second
I'D week Of the new Local Prize Drams written BY Ml.s
Loune Reeder-a thrilling domestic story WEDNESDAY,
Oct II, at O'Clock in the AFTERNOON, ard sso m Y
O'Clock In the EVENING, the Prize Drama Of MARY
MORTON; or The SHIRT SEWERS. Harry Gootove, c. w.
Clarke Jed wilkins, Hallway Mary Ms, Me.,,yer Aer
which STATE SECRETS. AFTERNOON, at O'clock,
POOR PILLICODDY and NIPPRD IN TUE BUD All the
Curiodtes usual AdInance all Is cents; children
der 10. l23 cents.
DUCKLEY's SRRENADERS, No. 539 Broad
I'D way.-EvERY NIGHT this week. new Burlesque on
the Opera ~
With ETHIOPIAN MISsTRELSY.
Time altered-Concert commences at " ococka
GEO. CHRISTY q WOODS MINSTRELS,
VI No. 444 BROADWAY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING. Tickets, Is cents.
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Your Election made certain by keeping your name
before people POSTERS and TICKETS, and majority
efVoTEs
We prepared nisbt and day with fo bead Of sram 70
prin. POSTERS CIRCULARS and TICKETS. Tickets cut
and folded ct the shortest notice. HOLMAN dAAf,
Corner Of Centre and White. ste.
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For Inspectors Of Election.
Fhs, Dbtrict-E ". Morgan, n. = Williams
Second Distict- Robert murray, Erasmus kutze, ~
Third hi .tIiet-Thomss Ball John q. Bales -
Fourth nhiric -John T Edmsnds VIM H. BedeL
Finh Dishot-t har es 7. Fie Z, Geo A Cook
Sxlh Di,uici - il,iam Lewis, BaTnef Bennett.
Seventh nttriot-Issac titze Wm. r. knanp
Fishth District Robert McGowan. Daniel ksubeig'
N. h. b. SNYDER, Chairman.
SAMUEL DAWSON Secretary.
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lS6,l1J copies,

We believe other wspsper 10 the world Ia. ssserp
tion list half thi- and peode. Of
And while ts extreme ebeapness rendering In
Of PAVING only indirect pscsnay
u hu doubtless LARGELY swelsd is subscription lit you'd
be sbsurdy to perceive this unprecedented patronage
evidence Of public approval and sstseta-
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New Publications.

THE NEW STAR Of the SOUTH
Says The Noble Daily Advertiser in lengthy review Of
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The undersigned would take this method OF Informing
the voters q the With Ward that at the Games. solicitation OF
friends ard taxpayers he has consented TO become
es0'ioa'e i0' '"' ''"'' " MORRIS DE CAMP