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Gpenai Notires.
To the Republican Ward Associations Of the
of NeNx- York.


The several Ward Associations Ia the city shall meet a. sooh
.sas ~ ~d o 4oo.: A. @ r., S % 's S s'.s'e
eiso.Ss ossssts: Co%.y .1d s..smey oenysa9a.
y rominsts esDddse fr Justice Of the saReme Court for
s M ,o' @ P d y s P's Court Ss " Jos1
s.n and Jane. MqDe,ief one Judge Of the S,%@1n & psr
Pss Of Albert TnomP.on sgp.ry:Sr ia place Of Peer
r. voorhs-s Of whose Of office viii expire on the lait
m esss e ;f E2E e 1 3i2ni s @ M H
psIseTThs J1.s RPTSe.p vp r,,s Ao:ia
xIyh Wards contributing .hs Vh sensts. pss w
elect three dsesste: ioI each Wse 5.es B soDar Of
TrspL ,t and West Broadway on THURSDAY EVENING,
The 2h Of October s5 at O'CLOCK TO nominate senator f
' FsTa ssx.rosIA DrsrRc1The Republican Association.
VII sepstora District elect FIVE delegates for each Ward
form Senatorial conyenon which SGnysTo9 'ss NEE, '
b Of October, 1889 O'clock to noninse Senator tor
sIxIs sEs.roRaL DISTRICT The Republican Associations
Of the Xb XVIII Xvlh and xVib Wsrds con't qans the
70 form sensors COnvsntion which Co1yen21 shall meet
No sic gaGwsy On seS.sd & .S hs Dc o.
srvrs1H snsA1osAL Rspq6ics1 as'ocls'
stutps With Senatorial District will sec ays deles,e'
Ward 70 % % on THURspY YhsS E9ESS
2h Of October 1862 cock to nominate Senator Tor
The Republican Ward Associations south of l4thr, shall
elect oesste for each Election District In eacn Wmd wh9
TvENiNG the 2ls o OctobeT 5s O'clOct, nominate
. candidate for Assembly as follows;
Fist Dbtric.-At Franz lin House, Colege-pace
Second District-At No. 81 FraDkin st. - -
Third Dhtrict-A Museum Hotel corner FTankhn and west
Broadway
Youth Dis.rct-At No. 6S East Broadway.
Ffth Dptrict-At Beecter Building.
Sixth Distriot-At RuRk's Hotel No. IA Grandst
Seventh District At Jefferson Market.
Eighth Dbrct-At OpderdoDk Hail. Grand and Centre
Tenth Dsuics-At Nc. 61s Broadway.
Twelfth District At No 2i Avenue ID. .
Ward Associations north OF l4th small elect
eleven oerste for each Ward to form Assembly Conventions
In each District which Conventions shall meet on FRIDAY
EVENING, the 2lst Of October l89 at ocock 10 mske
Of candidates for Assembly from such Districts a.
6lows: - -,
Eleventh Dstr1ct-At Lamsrns Hail. etba and 2hsl
Ninth Dstc-At Chelsea Hail. 8th-av and lsthst
Thirteenth DhIc-At stopeus between attn and foths",
tth-av 80,
Fourteenth Dsct-At Khchrer corner 18th st and Sd sv
Fifteenth D,trict-At No. 435 4th av. -,
Sixteenth Dfc-At DDsledeins, corner 18th ana 3dav
Seventeenth DtrctAt Headquarters Of Republican Asso'
citation, corner Sd sv. and lSthr- - ~.
The polls of the Associations fer the Elections specified
above shall opened " O'Clock close at ooiock
m and ali ush elections BE- conducted BY The rules
ard adopted By the Central Committee io
''e C. L. PEABODY, Chairman
e.. nf sD.syas CIsnx.sO' Secretaries
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THIRD EDITION FOR OCTOBER.
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ILLUSTRATED HALLWAY GUIDE

THIRD EDITION FOR OCTOBER.
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and orsipsr Mr. f. Tho nAs resided In the West many
yss the int oouciion 4 rsrses and bs rsVeed
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View, which he offering extremely lo~ prtces
Purchasers well this stock before Pircbas
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H'HE PRACTICAL MACHINISr-A weekly
The and of inventive genius sad
k the Introduction ard sale OF boone msnuisc
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2 = z 2 z 9 z Y
g z E G ! A L No 7 / q y
BOWEN. HOLMES & Co..

BOWEN. HOLMES G Co.s
coRNER BRoADwAY AND PEARL~srREES.
Hsve tuss contracted or M .a- d. ssins ~
s,bse rods % which the ,p~aAl sf Ne usss -
viiea. via;
hERrNe cLorHs-ccnphdus he - sstlrs sa,asSs -
Of The c~esr.,eS msputsS,rr- d
PATURLEs LUPIN q Co.
uyR,No CLOTHS -Compssins he q eoers ssasss n
Of .he popular aersc imporsed By
LACHAIsE, EAUCHE. Coo
MERINo CLofHs-Comprisias the q .nri's sssses u
Of the veil known imports,tor o.
c. 6IaNOUX 4 Co.
nrsrYo CLorns-A arg. invoice tOo he I've -
q auction s.lss al Of The sesrsbis mAnGfsessfs q
THIRION, MAILLARD 4 Co.
PRINTED NERiNors-cOwphans The - entire ~
snce "A Of the nsh goods imported By
BENKARD & HUTTON.
PRINTED MERISoEs-compisins the " srt's NJ
Ace AZ in uasOiho.p chn,s eoOss Of The impcrsstos
sCHULTEN 4 HURD.
PRINTED MrgINoES-conp.sinS The - srars eah
spce a. Of The importation Of
LANE, LAMSON q Co.
PRINTED MENNoEs-conPrsins the ~ entire ~.
snoe Al Of The and beautiful ryss imporssdsy
LACHAJsE FAUCHE 6 Goa
PRINTED MERrNoEs-T~o invoices tOu ,Ss vsShnovr
Commission Hous- In Parsed
SILK RoBEs-S-~ and rioh aessns fOm ,hs nss i.psss-
ing bouss Of
CHARLES pAYEN q Co.
SILK RoBEs-A, twenty per below he cost ~
portation, Just received
FROM AUCTION.
pREss sILKs-Ths most msIniscens stock We e's ssAiA
ted, and low prices jast received
FROM AUCTION.
sAxoNy PLAiDs, ELvIRAs AND POLL DE cHEVREs
A, lower pricss than he
COST OF IMPORTATION.
sHAwLS-sesersi large Invoices Just received
FROM AUCTION.
sHAwLS-Of sn the popular uAtes vareuss beth
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
MUSLIN DELAINES-In ses, variety, from he
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINEs-Newes. and riches, styles. non IL
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINEs-Lsrs. assortment, hsm sAs
HAMILTON MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINEs-An wool, designed for he DOa AsA.
iouable ely and Interior retail trade. bss
PARIS MANUFACTURE.
ALso.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Comprising probably ~ nsse
desirable stock exhibited In the city.
ALSO
DOMESTIC GOODs-A compl-ts assortment ooupiars On
IN. mos. popular makes Pnnu sheens, shn D~.ins,
Ticks Stripes Cheeks Jesrs Diaper" SAnnss inssyS AessA
yscooets, etc.
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs AND rAILoRS IRhAlN0e-
In usa, variety sdApted TO the best t.sds
A L o,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY 0ooDs-Nsvs~ srd heSss>
ayes, . very extensive assortment
A l. o,
LADIES' CLOAKs-hssufsctured expressly for or ova
sales. sres variety and sk velvet with nsvs s:yb -
trimmings
YANKEE NOTIONs-Comprisins Q yery ss.sravs sHsst-
ment
The above together great variety Of othes socdA N
cv NET CASH II
- PROMPT SIX MONTHS BUYERS n
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NJ beautiful ,s.s Of s:,r-oeopIc sdss have been
sIeuieo In The sereo<cope ih ssuEes have al the rotund
and t-cutV Il As rey DOW on-rd ~ one os
the B'us Pfcs Il tie heaa should fail TO aya hi
self ms opportanity 70 procure ms eessat 'es ss0
sopi; s,Ataar,.
LIST or SUBJECTS.
ArissIe. Circsssian Lady.
D,v.d snd Golish Tne wre.i,e.s-
ststssp-srr. SInshine.
The Gu-re Anssl. N-nh. ard Cupid
sorence hita;Isae. Comedy
The Pe.su:Hcber fhr FH.ht into Egp..
Toby SniIp1, Ci-cssian Chief
The Gfe-s Sieve (2. Wliacs.
Tor Fndrs q Noes C0rDdA
FsytE-. lndlne.
JoSa and dB,ceks Amor, Bound.
Hstlsnd Mary. The Love Tae.
Dorcifea. TIE Age OF Ian ce-ee.
Before he Wind DUKE of We hasto1.
Hsbe Queen Wet ria.
Fs1s, ard Msr,ueri.e. Prime Albert
Atsr ne Wind Lord Nelsn-
Oct foFs Days Sport Heb .rd ne Eagle
rs. w,;er Eymph;, Rsssa.,ion
R.t.oca Q, the Wen. The Amazon
Las, c4nsasee Grow.ror UrcIr Toby ard widow wsi
U,c,tsiiye Manufacture.
PrensrSso. Returning from the Wei.
Naomi Ard her Dauthtsrs n. Pandora
Ia. V.Ior Defendins Innocence.
III. R.d Cross knight. The Dancing Gil
Third Labor # H,Tcgles. The Cru,aders.
Bdtou arts Releasing AmoIet. Skeleton Leaves.
the Vintage. Courage Defending limo
stim. cence: -, -,
sddres fee o pose the compless h cent oy
express AZ expense, on receipt Of price.
A liberal DiscO1nt 20 Dealers
S,.r,oscopes from IS cent? 20 SIS
View. Of Paris a. 81 SO per dozs1
$50 b.astdl American Views colorsd, a. IS per Dozen
Beautiful Swiss V.usG - per dozen.
Circular containing list Of Views and lnstrn
mems with De'cipon Of he s,er' sent 10 sny address
on r.seip, Of stamp. APPLETON Co.,
Nos SO and S4s Broadway.
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AZ Z W B o 0 X S
IN THIS DAY PUBLISHED BY
LITTLE OWN & Co.,
LAW AND FOREIGN BOOKSELLERS,
No. ll2 WashfnT.o .: Boston
THE LIFE AND TINES OF JAMES
MADISON.
By TIE HON. WILLIAM c. RIvEe.
TIE HON. WILLIAM c. RI

Vol ], svo clo:h 81 l5
ITO be Computed in three or four Volumes
Mr. Msdsons AID c.ey Identified
with the War Of the Rsyoon adgO1s bors Of -. Old
ConG.H the completion Of the Articles of Corftfson tbe
formation and adoption of the Cous,o Of The United staie
the political quesions which The aanusaou o.
Wasptor tb- sOs Of parties which terminated in tn- ee
Of Jferscn Adams complicated Questions Of
forvsn policy which led of lsl2s Commenced
and terminated bic administration. In pasius under
of history the writer has b-sn
rrshed BY the papers of Mr. Maon and other orsins
documerts 70 throw hGh upon many deb.tabe passages OF
tb highest and permanent Interest in American snSss
Beside the Of M NJ ,dison himself of which no con-
narrative yet been Eyen 10 he public he wor
vi au'h.nc Illustrative notices founded cniefy
original published documents o the mos; driorlsh,d
Of his mporsnes-Tsshnfton, Jefferson, G@OrGs Mason
Henry Richard Henry Lee AoAns, JAW Hamilton
KIM and others Whe;her the subject the naers or me
he considered the In n s-sxu you'd
wei ttsd supply nsninE and important deders
nsons history, questions which must
the deepest interest VI tne Anie Dcan people.
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T'HE SONG OF THE HAT.
BY ALvRA sLIssESs
With riDsiets many and long,
with cheeks liz. red,
mllinsr sat In her ittle shop
Plying her needle and threed.
Stitch stch stitch.
On Tuscan LeguOrn and Hat
And still, with voice Of wonderful pcn,
She sang the Soss or THE BAT.
Omen, with children dear
widowen without wives
Foruet the woman that's in her grave,
ALd take the one that Survives
Bleach bleach! bleach!
Will your daribss pay in the dir,
When ought 70 be makirs one frock,
And smother one shiTt!
But Why do ,slk Of focks
Or Tie ones psyios aoneI
Pye looked on them with such ionein< e7es
They slnaost seem my own
Trey almost my own
Because have not any
Good srselou. that ards should be 90 few,
Ard the women who want them ~ many
Wish wish wish
And Try - hard as c,n!
And what do wish forl bed Of straw,
crust Of bread, and MAIL
I've roof aud carpeted floor,
Tsbk,, and dishes, and chairs
But never husband home 70 tea,
Or husbands sep on the stairs
Oh bot 10 breathe the bres,h
That comss through . sof Uusache.
To lean my bead Oh . loving breaS7
Without being considered rash!
For only one short hour
To Eel - The woman feels
Who has not only home Of her own
But man 20 come % his meals.
For The balance Of this brilliant and original poem, ss Of Joul
MISS SLIMMENS'S WINDOW,
MRS. MARK PEABODY.
With Eleven Spin ei Illustrations
One H.st limo. si.
copies sent BY mat EE R's a IsS Of the price
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Columbia College Law school.
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on POLITICS. THIS Monday EVENlNG IT ocech at me
Lecture Room Of the Historical Society," corner of Ith ~ AUD
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An INTERESTING VOLUME.
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vol. l2no............Pdee 81.
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Hamiltoninn Literary Association.
Prof o. n. Mitchell,
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ASTRONOMY,
before this Associsicn oee TO- and "a a. The ode0n'
5th.st corner # South fth-st Wiliausblreh, L. L.
Door open a. IL Lectures 20 commence s O'Clock Adn
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,e sud ps-3 the wisic~. In slca nA1aer % %
N. of every traveller Ibis pspgl- r2i ssT
so PLACED II al tie S1-.ous along ne Toe
Aiv-s-Ts wishing sp-ci.-r- &c ~ sdr--s,nf ~
IXSls sisssr, Falls, q FREDK ROGERS. ss<-Yosr
VII rc-ive immediate .:.su.ion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

svo Uniform with the previols volumes. - .
This volume comprises period extending from the Battle Of
Hill snins q the Declaration Of Iudepend-oc~
op ID August and includes other things toe Siege
Of Boston, the Negotiation Of England with Russia for troops
from papers from the Archives Of Ensand and fanc-
including George Ill and Of the Empress Catherine
the invasion Of Canada from private letters and papers OF General
Montgomery snd his family the movements OF France and span
from copious documents obtained In France and az Madrid
of Turgot TO the the revolution IN the
French Cabinet the proceedings OF Congress- part from un
published By the meubers the insGrr>con IN
North CsIops, from full unpublished contemporary &C
counts purchase Of German from the fullest oorc
ton 18th letters OF George and The German Princes
Ministers and Agents besitancy Of the Central Colonies the
movements for taking up indepsnden governments the Vaia
the Rsbts Of Man the Battle Of Suvsps lsnd
In part materials Resolution OF Independence ne
Decsrson Of Deesrs'Aon the
color ed before and after the DecAston he
true interpret Ion Of the Declaration
The materials collected for this vo,ane
very complete unod the origin and progress Of every i'm
portAnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

THE SHILLING sENZINE
10 attended, and more and more eon'7ed that the
article. are c.pt.y adapted ..,y the public as well In use
y their price appears 10 d..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

8 That the doctrines and se,mons Of tAf
;-5're he IF that Church do NOT agsee ,ci
NJ ,,trs IF thr peopip Of Fannia and th"te.
Jo,-, must be 70, hidden.
That, committee be named, to pre-
pare memorial TO the Legislature, that this
may enact the needful laws. to punish setii
tious sen'irnents and that the other counties
OF TINS State sbnnld join this agitation,
D. That the Bishops and the Priests, who
now are assembled in Conference he demand
ed. to break MP their session, since the cnntiu
uance of the same endangers the peace of this
land.
s That our motto is:-By good means
If sre can by uiolence ,ce must
That we hereby mu'"aily bind ourselves
to labor in future unitedls for the suppression
of Abolirionism. in our midst and to that
no Abolition expressions remain anpunis ed
These resolutions have heen compos il
the glorious Republic of the United States. il
the year 1859 How long has it been sine
the rights o man were proel lined. and tn
Declaration IF Independence was published
1t must be already long, long time, since tn
recollection of what those documents contain
seems completely to have vanished away.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
RETAIL MARKET.
Per Bushel.
Per Bdrrtl.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

There is speculative movement In Preadstufs stim-
ulated by the late European news under the inu
of which there has been decided ADVANCE with
still upward tendency. In regard to the Breadstufs
market in Cincinnati the Gazette says:
The war fever has obtained fir m hold upon dealers
breadstu and provisions and among the former par
ricuary, the t. is omewlat violent TIL advance on
Flour Tuesdays quotations is about 50 per bril-
closing day So 907 for Superne, and 81 10@7 Is
for e1a. This upward movement has been stimulated
good deal by the light stock held here which accord.
ing to current estimates is somewhere between twenty
and thirty thousand barrels So far regards the for.
egn news it is difficult to discover the ground upon
which this advance is based.
The paper in regard to the monev market says:
oney continues in fair demand, with good supply
ana the market lOl2 per cent for acceptable
paper with occasional discounts per choice
names. The foIeign news has had no effect upon
matters yet. a. fs-e5
A and dangerous SO ounterfeit on the Southern
Bank of Kentucky has been discovered. ga
The st. Louis Democrat says of exchange.
The money market presented new features to-day
Eastern Exchange was firm y premium in bankabls
funds is very probable that the rate will be
lower for months TO There Il scarcely anything
here now with which make exchange, except gold, ant
the supply of that commodity is not auperabundant
Very tle OF the produce region gone fol
some time, and the shipments must be small until ae1
harve