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roFFEEs--'5E Bags R.c. L~axuaro, Java. Msracaibo
~ and Havana Codsss, selected expressly Tor re-
failing.
su6hRs--si Bbls white and yellow refined Sugars
embracing Conss A, Is y Z, crnsnsd. powdered and
grsnulstsd; also retired MALE sugar. These SUI
sats are all fine besi quality.
New TEAS- ~ Cbesis, half ehests, ar Boxes and
caddiss OF all si-ss aud descriptions OF tate imports.
uous, embracing omo ofihs hlghssl aud uns q grade.
Of the celebrated 'MsyaRs" aud 'Pidg Soosy"
grow The. These Green and slack Tessar decided,
as nns and curious enoPs - ever crossed the his,is
sippi, asd We eau rssonunend our ooso.gs, Pom.
chonas, sonehonss, Ganpo~dsrs, lmpsrisls and
Young Hysons, far snpsrlosi In fragrance and make,
80 the generality OF Teas brought " es,. Ashley were
selected sspscislly Tor FAMILY use AID are lees IN
price; We saH with connienes Invite examination anc
trial
R~AIsINS--so Boxes, halves aud quarters;-sls
Valencia ksisinS
PLudS- 5 Bills piited and unpitted;
PHACHks-j do pared, Cufrant, Dates, Figs, ans
many other fraits, dried and eser,ed.
BoAPS.Paim, Cssliis, Shaving, German ana
chsmieai Erssye. &c, sc; together with sisrgs vA,l
ely OF Basxs,s, Wiho~, Rattan aud spiint, Wooden
wars, soksgs Of Sails o. Bois Fish, Aacks rel, White
salmon snd Sea cd Herring, " Balss 2 and u bashs
Wheat SACK and many ylhsr articies-sn for sale
cheap aad warranted TO give Satisfaction.
JACOB WEAVER, ia, CO.,
June 10 HsSksse Store.
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LOCAL AArrERs

lam. CoxcEEI.--We believe that
-. CONCERT on Thursday evening, iully
~, Inc highest expectations o. Inc auul-
Toe applause was ire4ucnt' as ~eil
:. iudieiou, and hearty, and the success
h achieved viii DO M lnducement 10
NM, ..,srs" to occasionally iorsske the
,,.,,oOoli,an orbits in which u'ey are &C.
,.nsd 10 rsvolvs, and shed son,e of their
OrlIbsDcy On our %uP-the'rlssr owns. W.
,.s.rd .4sh vl.its'ion' no" as iasor'' 0u'
- ,usas pre,Iy surely indicate that they
IN ..fsa!ter be regarded ~ lhings snich
hsu0sn IN The common course u events
ah.a IL VIII create ~ more surprise tnas =
p.,oUi or a Kschsl should visit Davenport,
Than IL does now whea tney 20 TO Boston,
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$50 WHEELEARR0WS
NOR sale By MOUSSE, YIkLE q co.,
i Jane IL aI Corner Kssk Ll4na and irSat 5ts
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A SPONTANEOUS MEETiso.--The satis-
faction given here by the nominations Of
flEsoHT and DAYros WAS well illustrated
" the ertemporsneous gathering on the
ls,ss on Thursday evening. The people
didn't ieel ike waiting for the regular ratl-
scstion meeting, but as soon as they heard
die hfst gun tired by our Rock Island
friends, and saw the FIRST glimmerings Of the
sonhres they we're building m the other
side, the Davenport Republicans lighted up
the river with responding 0osires, and sent
shouts Of rejoicing sympathy across the
water. Such spontaneous asssmblsges
Count more than a hundred set me stings,-
and what made the demonstration on
Thursday evening sull more significant,
va. thatit wss principally gotten up by our
German friends. Comparisons are said to
30 odious, bg! the turPer which peryades
and benumbs the pro slavery ranks 10 q re-
msfka5.e contrast to the enthusiasm which
animstes the Republicans,
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Wau.Hun.

Wau.Buu.
~ tbs "EsIly Day IN 10. s.sn.wss by Mrs. john
" VI hSnxis- fscs ei,z:.
sectional Maps OF Lows,
DAhhEas Sss sizp IN ,ass., fries slyso
l. aouutsd al1 sarni.Dsl IVA olse~s, &sg S.Uo
81 "fas Iowa Roox hooms,'
Ne. DO rraiy al, ns<r toe syet Office
Ell ALAN L. A ca =
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E,,v CHAxacrsRisrics.-H was lately
..usrked to u by one Of our tow nsmen,
.ho b.s seen a good deal OF the world, aud
.ho..soOd idge Of The kind Of people
.hica s required IL make a town prosper
,u,, thu. he population u Davenport 10 be-
inn increased BY a much better and more
.ab.,auti.l eIsss OF rssidents than usually
f.u. TO HE lot Of wsslsEn towns, This has
been particularly the esss during the past
ion, or i've monlhs,-and though the same
;.st b Id. good ~ a great extent in regard
"a other lvws eities and the State ct large.
80 have the testimony Of dlsintsrestsd wit
,...e. that In this respect Davenport sur
o.sse. eli her contemporaries.
We are not mistaken n dsducing from
mi. ,scl another sure indication Of the iu-
turs and not distant grestness Of our city.
To establish the prosperity Of a city on u
liable basis, business Integrity is ss nec,s-
,sry ss the possession OF capital, OF the
spirit Of enterprise. We have the capital
and integrity, and the spirit Of enterprise is
IN The incrs sse--and having these three es-
%.su,sl., the career oil our city 10 bound TO
D. from prosperity TO prosperity.
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IRIS great u.ility. sim
4 piicity, ~ehoapnc.s Of
price and sd iptstl a 70
the sants Of all classts
~ tsa snin ~ uatty
Agly omm II
- over stats IN tso
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OUR COLUMN.

D, Dpis Stueso fLssIsr IL eiVic sao isr sais b.
- DALZkLL u Co.
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cREATCLosINcs SALE

store 10 Rent.
I'm Brady ST., uear the Post otbee, one of the best lr-
cstlus in the city Tor ! retail aud wholesale Day
Goods, Hardware or Fancy stlre. Also
koOuS TO Rent
On Brady 81, usaI Tie 70. suitable !s ocioes c Gen.
tIsu,sp's LodginS rhtns-
NIB. 4 ps4sou lvnS In the premises WHO viii take
carr of tbs r~sns II desirable. Apply ~
ELI ADAMS
No. SO Brady ST., near the Pos, ofiee.
mo, ; DIFF
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References and 1xtrants Of
tsrs Of Rslis Die Gentlemen.

We trust that the reader will notice particularly that
thsee Letters Of u nmendation are mostly from Practical
Nllers, Of persons Connected with the Milling business.
LAscAsrEE. January ~, 1855.
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Ipurchs.ed cIe Of E. & J. NJ. clarias Flour sIll. soDs
tins since, and after q trial Of several weeks, ] feel that
/ can scarcely speak OF IL In too high tsrms l have bssp
mako better -four with this mill, ADD q larger Yield, aud
run Il with more esss 70 myself. than any MIL have ever
seen. A number OF millers have been Ia 10 SO II, and all
say they are well pleased With it, operation. il Will
grind with ease twelve bushels az bour, and Gan be run
With tun four " six hoTs power. i would reounnisud
uiuss 20 give il a trial, and ON csrtsin they w1l not
w.ah " return 70 Lbs old plan Of liuinx.
ELISHA MeRIsSlcK.
cglc>oo I. December I 1850.
Ihavs this day shipped by railroad 70 my place, (Mslu
stp's Grows. i~s o., III. one Of Clsrk's PaIspt Portable
Hour,ns Mills, purchased o Mr. L. MeRlssek. Of casa'
g., which ] have sssp running while in bus Possession.
and can say, without hssitaton, below II 70 u ths
best mill now manufactured us portable kind, bob fur
con ~~nsDos and pssf>xrning the work 10 good ordss. AMI
further, ! can ssy. after having Investigated TN suaeS
70 a considerable extent. ] have no hssitstioo In ssy1pS !
prskr sEsll ssooss u large ones, as the aour % ucss ssn-
orally efsnssy nature, aud give. bsax .ss:.ecoe "
the b1ksy, JoHNSON
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SLNpND tSktAtA Al
Inslee's
GHEAP NEW YORK STORE.
LIS IL now offering TO largest ana ehvapest
Ilstock of
Spring and summer
DAY GOODS
Ever offered ~ this market.
BONNETS.
500 Silk and straw Bopnsu
PAraSSls.
loo Pafsols very cheap.
5000 yds. bssutstnl Pdnts,
hS Ik and l.aee Msnthlsss
30 ps tgintsd Lawn and soonstns
l. rye lot swI.s and snosle Bands;
Large lot En d. GLARS d lsrsss IRON ipe. 70 ss,u
81 see Vel. ,ror Sos, " u ".
Blk and o Vred stiks,
Dxs,, Bsregr.. Ti..as II la aud u lain 5, Black SILK
shsr., lhlhsi and csshneTs rhaH . Linen and toEton
sh,n RosnAla, 81 81 81 ~ BlsScrsd and D owa SHEET
Ing, sumHei Go .ds tot pasn and boys, IIeGlns' ShsSk.
Iissh, - aye. =, lpiiss Qali,, Sursia .ood ~
1ss ~ SES4a.
tcoo d., more of those beautifu Dshsfs. i0S; Ihs anoss
goods has been purchased ~ he New gor@ Aacuon
Re ,Fu., andmu.i and aha. BE- sod cheap
WHOLESALE ROOMS
Are now "a and Will compare with any, stAbll,hnea, Ia
the y sIt ,of qaantly, quality or price fiesss Sgli ana "a
AN sns TOT ya fsslYss. H'h"'A
Man 81 dE r.... .r.. -
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Fkk IUUE VALE
A Nd by 30 doing aid TO the comfort OF your dwsilinss,
"A steTes, sdI-Jls, &C. &C. The subscribers having al
dsa to their establishment q Tpan for tho sslo OF
Wall Paper, Borders, &C.
Are nov prepared 10 supply those who want, with sJna OF
the Papers
ever soid west q Chicago, hay1EE y i4,gs stock already on
land, and more coning oGl from sUae Vi the beat rnanu-
Bsctories Of the East. ,ali aud ats the stock NJ
the Iowa HOok
No. ~ Brady stree nesr the Post Cfaes.
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Grow,
hvus,
r acre
ali
/, well,
anaing
Iaf...
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WALL PAPER and BoaDEh.
uafoPENIAG IJtJ 20. OF ysalI Pa per &c; en-.
~ ufrly yRksa STOCK sSckivER sIslK TIE ylgE at
The lows Beox looms"
No. 30 Brady ST.. near ths ros, ofice.
LnaSs Sui ADAMS s CO.
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From IT,. True Gusrsssn sud Ragis.tr.
;,. lately - ituc.sed H. aperNroI Of paper-rL

~ - I1us 10 ascoraiu tie miner Il couductiS te
but.s If preparing &c rsss Of Eh paPei made 70 we
;, M. and asorduTl acceP:ed hesitation irum hesrs-
IpIlS PRIFsrLEY { Co. Pap .ierhar- - visit = II
rag NArchou>es, al NJ 81 FFoat-st sud No . Devei,'
" Tbs finn have ?, n ?, IL. largest 10 k - fortsu al
n nestle Rags This couIfry aud u wou.l 'o- ~. To- LAo
h. NH IL. cuass thc ea.,h =. Rs irca Leyr.
-, J,iy rrgs fiaea Suy-ls md 'hc Lcvs' 1- ir1l -
W. l. dc. and tl orv Itcf- 81 hy West sts ~ ii nv
- rssr from ~ Frarcis-n lN'oEs - here repre-
80 aid 90 IasS and s.cd I-lt ou- cEno'
lin ber sLtal II dest'0ns g. purchase. W a. psva'
.ii that N-s-Is Pnssfl-y Co. Who az n oid". Pt
L'r.. IN Ns..ssrk preserving is IDENTITY OF r.le, Lave y
their .lll "a ,al suiinteGeBce. es'.bishcd ~
pioui bic bus ~As L. this sf- sy % haEs-u't ,-
b.ns nun cred IIlfs paper llsc. rv'rY i'T" y
ly on 3D., 'rss.a.e. IAi.'' "a 1850 = 80 '' ''
i, We. e % :! lem
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6uefial Nniifes.
pontio.' Hesdsaeters.-open iAro1ssh me Y sht'

Ponric. HesdSas1ter,!-open tAroEssh the sht'
rh,re>. Nothfvx like steam!-T.y It, we have been
.,hIed within few days print MILLIONS TICKETS
IA FTJ-NDREps OF THOUSANDS OF CIRCULARS
POSTERS &c all in soo1 vhhouts 90 btary errer
sinsre disappointment
cas-, gosk has surpassed every previous period in the
- % ON bnsne, FOR the almost Incredible .xmoun: Of work
,,.ea and which If stated, would be veme1 by many
,,,e u,ro,sibie! Although have be- called upon 70
,, for nearly ever, ard in the City, for fnsny of the
The State including Of the great Central Com
,o.e. set eveyshn. has been done s;bfuy and at the
time promised Having finished Is orders are
o ,eadv again THIS MORNING eeiVe f<voTs from
eur political b:ands and gdarsnt 70 meet Their most
-. ,.r,s vhoo. don,t or delay. To accommodate ALL
PARTIES till the las. nemen we sb ii KEEP Ouh off'h
OPEN THROUGH THIS (MOND| iYl NIGHT ana nope 70
he able 10 meet al demsods made up On u.s.
BAKPR GODW IN Political Printers
Tribune Buildings.
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5tGiiDnrrp anh farm 1oo6s.

ROWNE & HASBROUCK, stationers' Had,
ID No. i7G Gad l7s Pearl-st " Y IMPORTERS and NAN
rFACTURERs Offer for ale AZ .Ow cash prces every variety
II Account Books Paper Fancy and Staple Stationery Wt
Is Papers. Notes Drafts, Money and Shipping Receipts ni
STANDS Memorandum and Tue BOX Pens Pencils sa,es
Peg Knives Ch-ss Ala BacksAGnnOn Ads &C. nd AZ All
srs usually tep, By he rss JOB PRINTING ard LITF.
OG6APHY exeeuted q, ,ow rates Gsr4s. lir. Diss ENl
Eesl. &c, CogA1sy NE5egD iE''IED IS c...,
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Menu Dublirations.
V'HE TRIBUNE Qate Whig) ALMANAC fol
Il 1856.
FIFTEENTH EDITION.

Il he lhlDONE Nihtc w nhSJ hi@'A-'NAS '"'
FIFTEENTH EDITION.
Published This Day.
In addition the usual Calender aud Astronomical CAL
culsiuu-. this work contains - - .....
CLASSIFIED LISTS OF The MEMBERS OF THE SEN
NATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENrArivES
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, EXECU-
TIVE AND JUDICIAL. 80 $1,000. -
THE XXXIIID CONGRESS.
Cspitsl Governors Times Of Holding Elections, Meetings
THE PoPWLAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT BY STATES
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES IN
THE UNION WHEREIN elections were held Tor ooo care
fully compiled compared with former elections, ex'
pressy for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THE AR IN THE EAST-A Critical and Historical Review
Of the W ST between Russs and the Allies
A HISTORY OF KANSAS TERRlTORY-Belns sucinct
Climate Settlement Sc OF Kansas alec an account OF the
LEGISLATION exciting doings in that Territory generally
GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE-Includins Names AMI I1tles
Of sovereigns Names Of States, Forms OF Government
AMERICAN HISTORY IN BRIEF-tmporant iacts IN tne
Settlement and Progress of the United states. .
ORIGIN OF PLANTS-The Nativity Of the Prominent Usefd
Plants.
AN ARTICLE showing the different Modes of Weights and
Measures In in the various Countries OF Europe AMI
WHAT SHALL WE EAT Tables showing the Prices Of the
chief articles Food In New York tOctober 1851 and the
proportion of nutritious matter in each article. oo
SINGLE COPIES l2t esnt. 81 per dozen % per NV
Postage the ALMANAC, cent each prepaid OF cents
each " hen not prepaid,
B.-Many inquire. made for back numbers Of Tha
WIG ALMANAC We only furnish copies for the years
1850. 1852 and 1900.
'"'' ~ GREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Office New YORK.
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Ninth Ward, Reform Nomination for Alderman.

Ninth Nhro -NtIUrH 1Nun11ItHiV"f"
r.sard 10 party IN Friday evening Oct ST. the following pre-
su,ble and resolutions unanimously adopted w
XVb,r,ss the demand that none but
tried honest and faithful should b. placed before the
peoni, for election 20 responsible Offices; therefore
BfsareJ That Il Peter T. Noorh.s recognize sA otcer
io hss always be,s, firm f and consistent Ayoo ate o
.eEerv sure Of re(o.n municipal government man
.erou,h tried and whom Te Gan paint and enlA~eS.y
,.y 'sIb is an hone-t man ~
h-e1rs5 That vii nee all Memorable ans 70 secure tie
re ion Of Peter P Norhis Alderman OF N. Ninth "He
= C.sr Se.retary NJ KABRlSKiE, Chairman.
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A d f s. + U X s.
Do not forget
- That this IL HARLEYS
OPENING DAY. Hi. s'.GTtmsnt OF FCRs cannot be sur
,,,d or style aud finish His "seroos are No ~ John'st
20 No IS NAden-lsne.
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GEO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELS,
VI No. ~ Broadway. open EVERY E'ESlN" MIN
wellsslectsd Programme, c1ncndnr SI,n Jew "
GFO CHRISTY. Sag Msnsser
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ALL PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, EDI-

Ii PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, EDI-
hTORs, Authors, theirAeESrs Patrons aud FRIENDS
SCHOOLS, CoLLEGEs FAMILIES PROFESSORS, TEACHERS
PUPILS MATRoss PRIVATE CLASSES for all
CHuRcHEs OsGaSIsTs EocALsrs ARTISTS, &C. reapns
perpetual benefit and Income patrons and
ERsG WILcoxs 4 s. SCHOOL AGEScY No 2Da Broadway
with years increasing acquaintance and facilities Cor
re,popdence References shout Union and in For
eisb Lands.
TEACHERS and PEOPLES MEETING DAILY to u and 70
o'clock on tt EsDAf and TIL RSDAY EVENINGS 10 8
O'Clock uLg nearly every Institution and Famy often ~
call every dollar drawing TO 80 and 100 per cent
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-,,II F,rrnct of deIion.-rhe preparations Of Dan
.snsrsy found IN the market are inert ndworthess TO
demon 80 ce.-es TIE opinion that the plant has the
AZ which writers claim for il. The arises
a. "a; Of .s preparation Iii. valuable slierstve
hon ana apericnt IL Las specific actien liver
"hi M. larsud secretion. The Diseases 20 which 10
sAet.Tv Applicable Geransement OF the digestive
Gisr.srs Of the liver and spleen irritable
- .ss ach and bowels. In many Of dyspepsia
NJ on1rsi preparations have produced sore mouth
Se Ding periansut relief this fact alone Is c1nclu
sho Cor 4, remedial agent, when properly prepared
pa,,S Nv TILDEN Co., No IS JohEr, NewYoTk and
acid BIZ all Apo,heeaIies
-,..,, buchanan. Fillmore .-Poiticians will
- ~ nd that the INDIA RUBBER BANDS for tying
l ~ Baio,s can obAned in auy quantity a. the RUB
IL Sir6RF No S7 Broadway opposite the Tabernacle
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In the Republican Ce5tral Committee. Oct. 80,
iS56-Bhereas James Whiting was BY his friends made
candidate before the Republican City Convention for nonsa
ton office Of Mayor at which Convention ANTHONY
J. BLEECKER fairly obtained majority of votes for that of
unanimous nomination; therefore IL IL due TO
Mr. BLkECKER that he should have the unanimous
support the Republican party and especially the most cordial
the friends of James r. Writings and that acting in
faith they should withdraw his from the contest and
wrestling the City Government from the hands of the
present Administrator and place it in the hand of honest
the Repubcsn nominees ST their head therefore be
R,so,sd That this Committee commend the Republican
throughout the support Of The Republicans OF
n. city and felton7cifeDs at large.
That this Committee regard the Republican CITY
Aud Com NV Ticket ennenty entitled 20 the confidence aud
supnor 10Th patty and OF oil citizens who desire eff
s;,, c pouica honest Admin aiop of City Gov
,rnnsn, and that will support ANTHONY BLEECkER
Tor Nayor whatever alliances conspira,es be resored
10 10 At the election Of any other candidate Adopted unan
mously. 49, NJ, -, u i,i 49, = ", - r,nS,..
VILLA PERL, JSs,r.fsyes
t}yoscE TfRwiLLIGR
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Regulf ar
REPUBLICAN n OMINATION
For Ma yor:
A NPUONY J. l. T. r X.


ANTHONY 'BLEECKER.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Woraingmen'-, Iron Platform
For 1886
III, GRADUAL, PEACEFUL AND PATRIOTIC ABOLITION
STA,
ALL LABOR IN THE WHOLE UNION NORTH
AED SOUTH.
TN proper oftbe splendid mechanical and manu-
,nyp, IpsoTrce IL South under the influence OF Art
sn. Fduration Sk led Industry Capital aud Population
-. add 10 their wes and insure them prosperity winch
can realized nder the present sys WIN produce
f Of Civil War and Fanacm Crush the Political Asssssns
- have now obta the Control Of the Government, and
ore pocacy the Principles taught by every President
At IN. Uned until 1886 There are no other means 6y
effect il: D., -. 60. -. - Del,
THROUGH the Enlightened Legislation Of Sovereign states
aud
without Dscord Bloodshed or Di.union
DESPOTISM
Reioees a. the prospect ., PIC. CYL Wa IL America
Ia IL impending Downfall in our Popular Institutions
POLITICAL ASsASSINS
Are Treanherously waiting TO Stab Liberty 10 the Heart
Men Of Patriotism and Truth Men OF Honor and Common
sense Let ne build ane the IRON PLATFORM Of
BROTHERHOOD, PEACE AND TRUTH,
Sacred
UNION, FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY,
Now YORK NAV 81 1856 WIN GLAND BOURNE.
WokxINGMEs! LOOK YOUR VOTES!
WORKINGMENS
RON-PLATFORM CANDIDATE
ron
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER.
FOR CONGRESS, IN SIXTH DISTINCT,
THOMAS y. sTlLLMAN
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TNHE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR
i NAL for NOVEMBER-Now Ready-Coprsns:
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Mass Gail ,cring of .Repubiicaas.-Ihe RepueHsn
The /. III requested attend meeting AZ
H. B.,lcr h, ssTIS EVENING al u O'clock to Isiy
d. nominations Of Gen NYE for Congress JACOB DOD3t
o. N,mber of ssenbly aud the of tn ticket Gen NfE
las PATE aSON and other eminent Spcskers will addes
,h meeting OcuS attendance particularly requested 70
;hs A.g meeting of Fremonters PRIOR % tbe Election
SEWELL A. DODGE,
President Of the Rocky Mountain Club.
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To the iepabisoan'V osers the Nineteen,h Ward;

tn. folio, WINS resolutions passed unanimously by tu
,u.,,ius of he NiXth W ard Republican Association;
R,sTd tc Republican senti nents expressed BY whs
,rsrts 10 an Independent" Fremont and Dayton Club OF
h. NiXth lad in relation National, State ard Con
,i ca ,dsdaes meets SINGER, and hearty sppr1 oation
r., rra hat ue the Republicans of the NNh Ward do
an 20 sn have implicit ceu6dence in charter nomne
-. h.aS,d by SEVERN d. MOULT0N for Alderman. ami
49,. .,,t,ol ,icl e. beaded BY JOHN c. HULL
INV ~ WV EDNARD DAYTON, Chm.
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A(nrd-The resolution published in this morning edition
of several newspapers is weak Invention of political
pon.n, am In the field and shall withdraw from IT,
VAN nv friends regard such publications. nor
Other OF The falsehood In circulation about The
osn victory of the people will be announced Nednes
dsy morning Let the tmid be assured that the words
will vote Tor MI Whiting if thought he could b. elected"
be DO more uttered. Deposit votes gentlemen, for the
best the hed according 10 the dictates Of your
iud and all will be wel.-NOv. |, 1856
JAMES r. WHITING.
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str- aIrsrhcr-THr YORALTY.--A rerort 3

Wr. uIeeckcr-THE MAYOhALTY--A report having
been circulated that have withdrawn my
of the Republican party for the Mayoraty deem
both the of that and self
.,n.. 10 state that their Is not and never vas any
Whatever such assertion. My nomination, at first by
ysry large majority the Republican Convention and its i'm
mediate unanimous ratification, consider In other
kr pledge of the en- ire support by those Of
Low Represented by that body and have
yet that released from part Of the
by which became the representative of great and trust
party Only those who wish sur
4. man and Republican will represent deserving my
post Of this stage Of the conflict .,, -, ,,v,o,,,,