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TWENTIETH year With the January Number,
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n. sTEARNS Co., Publsbsrs, No ZIG NessAost m T.
T'HE UNION STEREOSC0PIC COMPANY
v1yhhy hhy as' received large supply Of srEREosCOfiS %
b"s aud CAsEs. of che iatest ipITOyensntsi views OF
hJIss Ferry Mount Vernon The Welding Sc at less than
1 lse ssud pee. fiegeoeeope aud dozen Views fo sl
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THE TRIB BUN NE A l. III AN A O
l. FOR 1850.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.
APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS-
CABINET or THE UNITED STATES.
CALENDARS FOR 1860.
CHRONOLOGICAL Cycles.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
DAY AND NIGHT, LENGTH OF
ECLIPSES FOR 1860
EQUIEOXES AND sOLsTJCEs FOB 1890
EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT JfTHE UNITED STATES.
GOVERHORS OF THE STATES AND TERRITORIES.
GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES. - - -.
KANSAS IN 1859.
LAND FOR THE LANDLESs
aTHisTERs PLENIPoTENTIARY AND M1sIs1nRs
RESIDENT
OCCULATJONS
POSTAGE RATES OF -
PRESIDENT POPULAR VOTE FOR, BY STATEs
RFTURNS or ELECTIONS In all the ste.es holding oen.
sr Elections the 1889 carefully compiled expressly
for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, and compared with former
elections for enient reference.
SEASONS, DURATION OF.
SENATE OF TUE UNITED STATES.
SLAVE TRADE, FOREIGN.
sOVEREIGSs OF EUROPE.
STARS, MORNING AND EVENING.
STATE GOVERNMENTS
SUPREME COURT, JUDGES OF.
TReAsuRY ESTIMATES FOR 1as
TRUE TIME.
Price postage prepaid single copies 10 cents American coini
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Address HORACE GREELEY & Co..
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Real Gstaie for Sale.

III
1.-THE GARDEN OF THE WEST"
TO CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTs. aud all other, wishing
CHEAP HOMES and SAFE INVESTMENTS.
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF CHOICE LAND FOR SALE
This Lend has been selected with great deal Of sgs ss
by LIVING STREAMS SPRINGS. and most Of it Ia near
Il Eno1 and SSrSated to be GOOD AGRICULTURAL
The INDUCEMENTS which KANSAS offers to settler,
capitalists better and greater than anywhere
be Climate is the mcst congen agreeable being in tho
same lsiitud, with yirgas ard Kentucky The eSp are IA
The rse Of III. country e1ceedssy besnul and a
tracye soil Is rich and turing and snce the r settle
sns a1o%6 So with much ed SOUTH
prod1ced here and it is the BEST FRUIT COUNTRY IN
pEAk and I'd ETSP r F Into M 10
syeat ovERLAND EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA Oegins
here leaving amount of capital No Northern State or
TfisI's Ss SSs / sAPi 2fPyE vicinity which develop
S,S s in %a s%s S n
% R a fNsc aGRSap p @ sRG s
win undoubtedly put in notion a, eq;s sa,oags Ea;
Louis ibs Ses %,ss ,To, w; & 81 e e
Enrson passing by different and routes through
the e tory will afford rich market for all the proiacs OF
The sea. of the country 'ettius
sFLFcTEp FkoM Personal IrsPECTION and WAR
RANTED TO BE GOOD FOR AGRICULTURAL PUR-
'i'lv TWO O TO TBREE DOLLARS PER ACRE.
with smC:t certainty a, 81 the sIse EsIG sss yn e
which she oar' will advance its value with raPdy rnPaf-
THE TITLE 70 ih~se lands Is perfect MAPS may be seen
further information obtained by addressing me to the care OF
Mrsns TAYLOR BROS, Bankers, No 76 Wall.S, ~ T. to
whom permitted to re and rom whom Information mar
be had in reference to the matter
personally knownfo the following gentlemen and
them. as 70 character and responsibility =,
fAoMPs6S dsHs SG sRoTHfRs sas"f. No wsI y
b. BANChOrT esq., CAshisr o the BANK ei ssenA
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sen. hmse the st time TO New York audience at the
Mercantile Library Buildings, Clinton Hall,
On TUESDAY next, Jan. "a.
Subject of the frs; lecture,
ROW no TRAVEL IN THE OLD WORLD"
Admission single tickets SO cents to admit lady and gentle
UPiSIoNS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS RESPECTING
MR. SIDDONS As a PUBLIC LECTURER
The lines.
r gentleman is the prince Of lecturers His style is ad
abe his voice is cesT lie does bore his hearers but
says Those who have attended
such lectures he accustomed deliver and have
over familiar with the be of lecturers whose profuse
Is only equaed by their ndnctness Of
teance viii appreciate the high hcaons Of MI Siddons
The Morning Chronicle
Easy natural in expression, concise IN descHp
tioD cOpous sct-, this unpreending Of lecturer
custed TIE art Of conveying the possible nfprms
in the ewe possible words I'll it attained perfection
which few otheTs rival"
From The Illustrated London News.
M siddoDs the right elegant end effective
uTer 10 be heard Whenever he chooses present himself
His eosuon admirable his style easy and couoq1la
that * is q rare luxury 10 listen 30 him"
The Daily News.
Undoubtedly the cleverest pessante and most sUccnct
leetarcr Of the day.
eano. noticing the promDent features OF
the remarkable Foreign Travel They
the l Ter pt RECT familiarity with the subject gained by
and o5scIvalOn made in the counnes
which I've bad visited znd by extreme dncisess Of delivery
I.xaa perfect hear che Rngish language spoken with
the ac0arcy Of accomplished scholar and nhe quiet man
tone Of an Eneli6 genlemsn."
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Boar6 ano Rnonts.
fonses ano farms hoanteb.

xxyANTED-A wells iocked FARM to WOR1
w a, sHARFs or otherwise, by practical American
farmer who can 1--WE satisfactory references 70 caps ana
character. BddTes J. y B box No. liz 'hpuue onee'
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TENTH FDITIoN Now READY.
NEGRO SLAVERY UNJUSTIFIABLE.-A
~ Discourse by the lae Rev. ALEXANDER MCLEOD. D.,
OF Nesl ork, with by Thomas Jefferson, Dr. Jededah
MoYte and DR.. Samuel Miller.
TENTH EDITION POK
ROSS TOUSEY, No l2l Nassan-st
q n. CROSBY, No. 81 Willian-st.
PHILO RICHARDSON, No. l77} 9Th avenue.
GEORGE LAW No 35i 6thav., and book sellers generally
Single copies onehundrrd copies to address 10
ALIEN. Mcleod, Publisher,
No IS Broadst, y. Y.
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Ghaners for Business Alen.

4 PARTNER, with some CAPITAL WANT
~ Ed in an e1ten.ive and highly attractive OFFICE bUS
Mss CONNECTED h the FlNk ARTS II Is permanent will
of animation and exceedingly profitable. Ad
dres. care Of Boz No s5l8 PostUfice, Newiork
GENCY for BOSTON and NEW-ENGLAND
~ WAh1ED-By business Man Of thirty years experience,
flr the SALE ofsome STAPLE ARTICLES of MERCH AN
Disc that wl employment without connection
any other business The advertiser would advance from
S00 50 @ stock of merchqnisbe property Ia order to
secure the Agency. Re.i of reference given. Address
EDWARD ROGERS, Boston, OF Boz No l,3Ol
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6perinI Notices.


Republican Central COmmittee.-An adjourned Meet
,1s q ss 0o~%sf T Se Rd q ne @ No no
=. DELAFiELO SMITH, President protein.
vs. VIZ Ia,sssss, u SHe'Al'SD Secretaries.
Advance Guard seward Club, Nineteenth Ward
sba5 on WHDNRsDsY sIS 'sV EVENING" JAM B
. BLEAkLEY, esq, IN the chair.
An inyi,a,Oo moan iSe siSlssn5 Ward RsPooIicsn GSsa
pssed 20 attend tbo saue. After further business
q 5 s 90 the roll AdS'fd n TSREE1 e Tqsd1y hySna
b:;1o5' =: "A S.rP; IcAps.. Secretaries.
BrookI,n Fourth Ward Republican !, .,ssOciotion.-
M b. beii Ais FVENING at u o'clock Ward Room
ND M, otSer osS business J c. DURYEA, Secretary.
Ninth Ward Republican Associa,ion.-'be regular
ronhy eeting OF hs Ninth Ward Republican As4cia'on S
Jan e. iso at 95ssT now President,
n. n THtyEf, Secretary.
Anniversary oG the Sullivaa-st. VI. f.. sabbath:
as & ,TS q S N aonf Pfds5dc al
new for ms Fndsy) EVENING. Come early, autering the
little ,ons Vocal and Instrumental Music Dialogues Se al
hy tbe Csen. Music under the direction of the Professors
BiNJAMINS Admission Is oeHts. Proceeds for the New
Cbareh Enterprise.
Cooper InstiIuIe.-THIS EVENIYG, Jsz 70, Dr.
be ATci,n, Hindoos and The Modern AhensSs Hndoo
Psp,hsm and Bo.tOn Dessert OF dindoo
PoyeTes 1ickts 20 cents Arrangements msae 70 accom-
TO.nish, Prof, Fowler lectures on PLrepole9y in
Bope Chsp 20 go BrJsdwsy Tickets % GEMS Pvsie Tx
aminatons daily at No. 3os Broadway.
Grand Temperance Rally ly!-THIs EVENING at No;
lso Bower -neng a. y O'clock pieceY Lnnent % ana
Wilson and others. H. GALL President
Father Kemp, jr.7s, Concert Company, represent-
n end dressed in the costumes worn e Year. ago WI give
81 NJ F. Churcl, nesr Bleeoke a. q o'clock THIS sVEN
oyeTaOwing house "Wednesday evening at the Same place
Ticleis25 ctDts
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lust PUBLISHED!
- THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FEBRUARY, 1850.

CONTENTS.
Counting snd M~asung My Last Love; Shetland Sk.v
Robs III Roma The Gods; The Poets Frends The
Memorial A. h. Matilda Muni some Account OF Vision
The 1rnce Pcataqrs The Maroons Of Janaica he
Professors Story Merico Reviews and Literary Nocet Re-
American Publications.
TYRNs-Sings numbers, 25 cents Three Dollars
postage paid to sny part Of the United states
CLrBs-Two copies Five Dollars; Five copies Ten Dollars
copies Twenty Dol asthe subscribers their
Postage, vie: a6 certs per year
Teachers and Poasters will receive the Maga-
zine at 80 per year, g. heretofore
SuhscptioDs with number; ann &c all the
numbers back numbers always be furnished
All orders should be addressed to
TICKNUR L. FIELDS, Publishers,
Nc. l35 Washingtonst., Boston.
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NIBLOs SALOON.
IN GEO CHRlSTY'S MiNsTRELS
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, and EN ERY EVENING DUR
ING THE EWEEK.-CONTINUED SUCCESS.
ONE WEEK MORE and POSITlLELY the LAST Of the
laughabe Comedy of
MRS DAYS fEW-YEAR'S CALLS,
and the JUVENILE CRY HORN CONCERTS,
they must he taken of tn make for other novelties
GEO CHRlSrf N bis original character Of PETER DAY
MASTER EUGENE In his great character Of LUCINDA DAY
N b. The great Skating Match between Hghhyer and Tu
man, and the stIaordnary sk.ng abilities Of Peter Day. will
be exhibited EVERY EVENING as usual.
Fist Week Cf Bamnms mo humbug Weoy Horse but the
Simon Pme) JOYCE HEATH'S GREAT GRANDMOTB eR,
and her GREAT GRANDSON BOBBY STUBBS, who have
been engaged al imn for few nights only
For particulars Programmes
Door op.n $40 commence at IL Tickets rs cents.
MONDAY ENENlNG, January %, will be produced THE
MOCTOROON buTlesqus on the celebrated OCrOROoN.
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fost ano fonno.

~ ~~~~|~~|0~N>"
i OST-A pair of wOrsted-wOrked SLIPPER
IL TOPS A liberal reward offered by tho
WILLARD HARVEY No 81 Msideu-lane.
d = REWARD.-LOST, on Friday evening
qpSD last in 30th-st, at the Of or 5thav
MINK FUR TIPPET The above reward will be paid for s
return 10 No. s6 East 29tlHst.
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Cooper Institute.-THIs EvENlNG Jsz- r., DR..
SCUM ERS -Four Lecture, and last but Subject,
be Ancient and the Modern Athenises, Hindoo
Psuheien and Bo.tUn Dessert OF dindoo
Proverbs" 1ck, 25 Arrangements made TO accom-
oda,e : pertoua
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Novel and Iutere-ftnR.-Mr SIDDONS, Of the most
dstip gued and effective Lecturers in Greet Britain viii pre-
sent himse the fl New York audience at the
Mercantile Library Buildings, Clinton Hall,
On TUESDAY next, Jan. %.
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Mr-and NIrs. e.. VandcnbOH give TONIGHT az Hope
follow From Sbhker
peas the principal scenes in OIHELLO After which, DICK
~ BARDFLL vs.. PICKWICK,
with A VsndeDhJfs Protear Impersonsons OF Juoge |ouu
iel and Witnesses.
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CuBSCRlBERS 10 WORCESIERs NEW
~ DICTIONARY informed that the dsibnon Of copies
in New orb cnmuIu WEDNESDnt Jan. 10, lS6o Pee
wishing tbci copies iDedisy ost.in them by ca
ing at Room No. 4, Appleton Bnlings Broadway
20 ). +. BAILEY Agent,
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED-T6 SELL tn,
ID DIARY or TBE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, from
Whig snd Tory papers amp original docnmen,s by FRANK
MOORE. In vols 400 pages, with II supsrb En-
rsvipsa Steel aso Maps end Plans Price IS (Soldfy
Sh,-Tipton letters from di
tnaupled literary aud prof oua recommending ths
sort notices reviews of H. from the most
ptomine1t newspapers will he eent on application
LIBERAL TERMS MADE To AGENTS.
G.. SCRIbNER,
No. l24 Grsndst, N. Y.
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Fl4II up. and skating AZ the Central Park.-W
Tue nebrfates Friend society win hOd their Ha

Ko. I54 Chshsm.st., THIS EVENING, commencing a.
oco-L public citing which the objects Of the inebriste
Home will be further explained and business meeting at
oclk Good speaking End singing may be expected All PEI
sons reclamation Of the nebEate are invited
nltrnd and hear
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A NEAT, 2-story, high-stoOp Brick HOUSE, in
IN Butler.st Brooklyn will be SOLD at bargain; So
cosb only needed Apply to W. L. SEYMOUR No. 70 Nas
saus,. Room No.
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- r o A d WAY B o U D o r
- 444 D, ,cp ro BR0ApWARir 82ae yaYip r.,,urvs 4aa
LOOK AT THIS BILL.
FRIDAY EVENlNG, Jan. e,
The performance will commence with
THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
To be succeeded by -
FOUR SISTERS.
Concluding with - -
WOMAN'S WHiMS;
Or MoRg CHANGES THAN OsE.
Admission Is Private boxes S5 and g. Dcor open
at u performance to comnsnce at y O'Clock.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. SEC
~ OND WEEK and SPARKLING SUCCESS of the EX-
CITING R0MANCE OF he REVOLUTION. the LEDGER
STORY Of the RED RANGER! The most gay, dAshing
spirited amusing aud intensely sorbing production wit
messed by such CROWDS OF ENTHUSIASTIC PEOPLE.
Aud be repeated FRIDAY, Jan. 20. in the EVENING.
at q O'Clock. AFTERNOON at p the drama Of THE
GOLDEN FARMER. CARLO FERRATl, only 10 years OF
sse will perform his amusing astounding and entertaining feat
ASCENDING A TIGHT ROPE FROM THE STAGE TO
TIVE DOME Of tn. Lecture-Room THIS AFTERNOON and
EVENING The Wax Ststue Of John Brown the Living Kan
garCos the Lisi Seal the beautiful Aqusa the Happy Family
Jo feet Of LIVING ANACONDAS, Baby Serpent aud
Boa Constructor, among the novelties the
SEVEN HALLS OF WONDER and are to bo without
expense by visitors. Adntance, IS cents Children
der 10, 10 ceHts Pare act, l3 cents extra
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To-night Pref. Fowler lectures on PkrenOlegy in
Hope Chsp- 20 go BrJsdwsS Tickets % GEMS Pvtie Tx
aninations daily at No 3B Broadway
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A Perfect Ovation.

A. tbe concluding Lecture Of Dr. oCUbDERS COURSE
jv@p Ia ew a resolutions passed sno commendstoIy
spehes made by Dr. BACON Prof SILLIAAN and o;hers,
ad the ares in rendered hm free OF charge
a be sroi.l6 consent TO REPEAT the course.
Tho "ANDIA LECTURES" " are the
SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
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TOR SALE. - That three story-bmwn-stone
Il HOUSE the Of Lexington aud 3sths. sLs
23xi2 lot IS feet; price I2 500 Also House ssjoinns
feet wide price $4,000 These Houses built IN the best
manner and have the modern improvements Apply tho
premises. THOS. KILPATRIUK.
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Erapd TEMPERANCE Rally this EVENING at No.
Ieo Bower commencing ct y O'Clock precisely Eminent and
eloquent all address the audience and singing by Bro
NNison and others ii. GALL President.
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IfeportinH IN ShOrt-Hand.-JAMEST I. ROBERTS
Qsse oIIobsrts a WarburtOnl- and EDWARD +. UNDER
HILL yeas with The Tribune star Of
formed copeTtnershp for the purpose Of
cu business OF REPORTING in SHORTHAND in the
Couts ard elsewhere Any orders intrused them will be
prospty satisfactorily attended Office No. Al Park row,
room No o. Times buid,ng
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DIE ID.
ALDRICH-Ai IL.

ALORICH-At Honewood B.Idno,a co,n. u.,.-s !,
W,msn dr., ~ man9atber Tn rsdsy Sep. g. ANA
rms city, aged - months AZ days w. i'" Vi
COLLIN3-fn this city on First da, e,h T.. r., - -, .
wido" Of the late Benjamin g. collins ia 10. m % 10
The relatives and friends Of the fau Nv ar.
attend her funeral from her late residence No Ig nv "a
teenh street without further notice Foath "a M. m
inst, at O'Clock p. " ~ ~s
CARROLL-on Saturday Sept g. at bis rOssdsse. M 10
Carroll esq native Of Sligo Ireland the year a h.
age. 80
CoLE-ln this city, SUNDAY, Sept g. whf,.hs.3 c.,
youngest son Of James and Mary Cole aged yean sni
CAFETERIA hs residence No 23} Rsiaston street ch.,..
Carter SER, IL the 51th year Of bic age
DEVEREUX In Brooklyn Sunday Sept Mars.re, N
Deyerenx aged yesr aud moathi youngest daughter Of
Ann snd VIM. DegeJeux.
DIMENr-In Brooklyn, on Saturday Sept g. John Dneo,
JOHNSTSN-In this city, Sunday moroing Sep. g. Mr..
John We Johnston I've Of Glasgow Scotland "a he s5,
year Of his sse.
KAEMPF-ID Brooklyn, on Monday, Sept 10, Charle. L.
Kaempf, In the 55th year OF his age
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend bis fansrI
sy O'clock his resdeace
No. l49 Atl,n ic street
KENNA-In this city, Sunday morning SPIT the T.s-
dence Of her lonihlaw after long AID painfu illness Mrs
Charl.tte l.. Kenna.
LEE-Aer short and illness, Monday Sep. 10
Eleanor Lee Of this city in the 5s year
The friends Fl the family respectfully mi ed epd her
funeral from the Bedfordstree NJ T. Church, Tuesday,
Sept IL at u o'clock
HCNEE-On Monday morning Sept TO- Nancy MsNse.
Her remains wiz be removed to Science sdy n T. for inter-
POUND-h Plainfeld ~ j. Fourth day, the 5:h inst,
Rachel W., wife Of George r. Pound.
ROBINSON Charles t. only Of Scion Robinson sssd
years died Moncs, Sep 10 of ooDsuupen his shsr.
residence, in Westchester County. near this city.
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evening and viii be out in fnl force on Thursday
night at the Cooper Union.
Tie wide-Awskes of YOrkvils held a large meet
ing lat evening at Harwoo Hall, to make arrange
ments for ratification Of the State ticket this evening"
The speakers will be James A. Briggs Vf Ohio the hon.
Atm. v. Waksmau Of Ne " York, Cbas NJ. Emerson,
and K NJ. Poer. An immense gathering is expee'eo'
The Gefmsa Republican Association ofthe twenty
second Ward urned out strong last evening" ana heiu
a large and spirited meeting st Nuffers dd, No. ioi
west Forty.sxth street They resolved to organize
German Wide-A " axe Club in the Ward, aad the fol-
Io,,;,o Gentleman were ELECTED delegates to the Ge-
ma, Convention for the organization of the German
RenbIcans in thi. State to be held At Albany on the
oo,b mat. Adam Roediger, G. K. SSeinhsaer, Adam
Dlebl. Chas. Marx, aud Geo. Saul.
The Rspubli aus of the Twsnty-irst Ward held
eonlar meeting ast evening az No. I'D Fourth avenue
Tbsre was 40 unusually large attendance and the ac-
,essons TO the roll OF members was very eacourag-
inc. The Wide-Awakes of the same Ward held
NEE ing after the adjournment of the Assocl1on aud
made the necessary arrangements for taking part IN
the great demonsI adOn of the Wids-Awakes on next
Thu s6ay evening.
The Garbaldi Italian Wi1e-Awake Club met last
night at No - Broad way, Central Campaign Club
Rooms) TIE attendance being small, there was nothing
more dol than to pass resolution inviting all ltaiin,
Fre1 ch and othe citizens Of European birth TO attend
the pext IN, eiDg of the Club Friday evening" Sep
TIMBER A. at o'clock, az which time the permanent
officers Of the Club will be elected.
The Twenty second Ward Lincoln and Hamlin
Cam align Clpb held their regular weekly meeting at
No 62i Eighth avenue last evening. The large meet
ing room was crowded TO its utmost extent and the
greatest harmony prevailed during the meeting
The Hon Abram V. Wskeman and X. III Shannon
address ed the assemolags. Tae rmer gave them good
reason why Douglas should not be supported:
Flint Because denied that ali born free and equal
and held cou that all not entitled to the oes'n
Sl Because he had declared that he did whether
sav,ry " az voted up down in the Territories
Third Mr. Douglis the man through whose Efforts the
Missouri Comp oniss was repealed
AT the meeting of the Republican Executive Com
miuee last plight, a. No. 6lS Broadway, IL was deter
mined to held the primary elections on the Goth inst,
between the hours Of u and p. m. Tne County
Convenions for the domination of Register and Slpef
vsors will meet OF Jnday, the 2ith inst; the Judsa
Convention for the nomic Of Surrogate Recorder,
Cry Judge and Judge of the Sapreme Coart on the
ojtl nst the Congressional Convention on the 10Th,
and the Assembly on the 27th met. Arrangements
were also made for the grand ratification meeting al
the Cooper Institute next week.
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Markets. Peported bv TelegrapA.

NEw ORLEAss Sept 8-CoTTOs dull sales 500 bales incud
bales of old Middng 100 lOc FLOUR has
tendency and is quoted at +6 Is for nper6ne. WHxY-Ses
Of rectihed at 25c. Other srticles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, pit l0FLOUR steady: sales Of HowB I'd street
at SO Ohio and City Mills hello 56. WHEAT sales Of
Southern Red 81 $50 81 a. CORN advanced 4c of
Yellow I075c and White at 73Q75c. PROyIsoSs quiet bat
steady COFFEE quiet sales Of Rio at Sidlc. WHISKY arm
at 23f024c.
PHIADELPBIA Sept Flour dull sales 1000 bbls SUPER
81 81 43; white 81 459 81 50. CORY ouoyant saies
OOO bush yellow 75c COFFEE quiet Rio lStdic WHISKY
steedy at 25c
OswEGo Sept 10, D. m.-FLoCR quiet WHEAT firm ss,es
Of IL bush. Milv Gukee Club At S IS; 400 blsh No
Chicago Spring principally 81 49, Corr hrm; sales Of 200
unchanged 5c. Flour lie w neat snd Corn
New.York INPoKTs 400 bbls Flour le4s0o bush Wheat,
81 500 bush CON- 900 bnsh Oa 40 bush barey sO0
do Rye ExPORls4 co. bb Flour 81 900 BUSH hee IL 200
bush Com, 500 bush Barley 400 b sh. Rye.
ALBASY Sept TO- 1860, p m.-FLOuR: Supply fair with
Iigbt inquiry holders firm sales about 30 bb WHEAT In
demand sales of It's bush White Michigan
at So and 900 bush White .disna private terms RYE
in demand sales of 200 bush In lots al 5 a,d 900
CORs quiet and hght sales Of IL 90
bush 67G63c The outside quotton for carloads East Al
barry Oars of N bush State at 38tc Ia carloads
BUFFALO, Sept TO- mFL0UR steady and ia fair demand;
Mchissn Ohio 75d 20 rs 70 double WHEAT
active advance sales of LIZ 900 BUSH at 81 1881 Il r
No Chcsgo Spring In part 10 ari'ei 81 l1t for No. NIL
Club arrive SI2td 81 % for Red Winters 26 for
White do CORs advanced and in fair demaod sses Of 5000
bush 55d Sc Other Grams quiet WHISKY steady sales Of
Las bbs at a2c CANAL EREIGHTs-56c Flour l6Gloc.
Wheat l5c. Corn t. New.York IsPoRTs-3,a0 oois.
ExPoRrs4OO bbs Flour 10000 bush Wheat, soeo ersk,
Com 10 600 bush. Oats.